Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three concentrations in an equilibrium reaction

A

Products and both reactants

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2
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If K>1 the reaction favors the formation of the

A

products

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3
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If K<1 the reaction favors the

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reactants

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4
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The concentration is relative to the

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standard state concentration

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5
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Standard state concentrations (4)

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Solute: 1M
Gas: 1 bar
Solid: pure solid
Liquid: pure liquid

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6
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If you reverse a reaction, k is equal to _____ for the reverse

A

1/K

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7
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K for the sum of 2 reactions is equal to

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the product of their individual equilibrium constants

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8
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If K=e^(ΔG0/TR) when are the products favored

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When ΔG0<0

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9
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Chemical systems tend towards ____ entropy and _____ enthalpy

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higher, lower

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10
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Enthalpy

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<0 = exothermic
>0 = endothermic
exothermic favored

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11
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Entropy

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<0 l= less disordered
>0 = more disordered
higher disorder favored

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12
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Q<K

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reaction favors the products

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13
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Q=K

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Equilibrium

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14
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Q>K

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reaction favors the reactants

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15
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If ΔH<0 a decrease in T causes a decrease in

A

K

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16
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If ΔH>0 an increase in T causes an increase in

A

K

17
Q

Why does an increase in heat cause an increase in reactant formation

A

Because increasing the heat produced is technically increasing the products so the reaction has to shift towards the reactants to balance it out

18
Q

Solubility product

A

Ksp

19
Q

Dissociation constant

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Ka and Kb

20
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