ICE Table Flashcards

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What is an equilibrium constant (Keq)?

A

A value that expresses how far the reaction proceeds before reaching equilibrium. A small number means that equilibrium is towards the reactants side while a large number means that the equilibrium is towards the product side

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What is equilibrium law expression?

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The ratio of the concentrations of the products over the reactants

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When is simplifying used (approximation)?

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If 1000xK is less than initial concentration, then any ‘x’ that is added or subtracted may be crossed out. Any ‘x’ that is a multiplying or dividing factor cannot be crossed out.

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What are the steps to make an ICE table?

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Separate each product and reactant in the balanced chemical equation. For the I row, insert the initial molar concentrations of the reactants or products. If the molar concentration is not provided, you will have to use the formula C= n/V. Row C is obtained by using the stoichiometric ratios given in the balanced chemical equation. substances being consumed are negative and substances being produced are positive entries. The E row is obtained by adding the I and the C row together.

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When is quadratic equation used?

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If the value of K is too large to ignore, calculations may involve the need to solve a quadratic equation. For example, if you cannot take the square root and the assumption method is impossible

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What is the quadratic equation?

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[-b +/- (b^2 -4ac)^(1/2)]/2a

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What is the expression used to find K?

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K=[products]^a/[reactants]^b

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