Kinetics Flashcards

1
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an average rate is defined over

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some time window

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2
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RATE =

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change in concentration / change in time

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3
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Mole rates are related. what is the relationship like

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they are porportionate. balanced equation will increase moles proportionally

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4
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Rates can change, how?

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The rate of production can increase or decrease, check slope steepness. If slope is steep, rate is fast. If slope less steep, rate slowed down.

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5
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Rate law

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equation showing how reaction rate depends on concentration of each reactant

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6
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if aA+bB –> cC + dD, rate =

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k [A]^m [B} ^n

k = rate constant
m = reaction order in A
n = reaction order in B

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7
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reaction rate describes

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how fast reaction is going

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8
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rate laws

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show how the reate depedns on the reactant concentrations

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9
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half-life

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time it takes to react 50%

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10
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arrhenius equation describes

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how rate constant changes with TEMPERATURE

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11
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Reaction mechanisms

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-connect microscopic molecular processes to overall rate
-reveal how reaction occurs

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12
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Intergrated rate laws describe

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mathematical functions give concentrations through time

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13
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Method of initial rates: granular

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  • Two expirments vary
  • divide inital [B] values with ^n to get n ( rate3/rate2 = [B3}^n / [B2] ^n]
  • divide inital [A] values with ^m to get m (9 = 3 ^m)
  • use data on any one expiriment and plug in for according rate law
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14
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rate laws:
rate = k[A]⁰ = k
rate = k[A]
rate = k[A][B]
rate = k[A]²[B]

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Order and units:
0. M/s
1. 1/s
2. 1/(M s)
3. 1/m^2 s)

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15
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Zero Order Integrated law

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[A]t = -kt + [A]₀

[A]₀ is inital conc.
[A]ₜ is concentration at t

STEEP linearly DECREASE slope

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16
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half life zero order

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t₀.₅ = [A]₀ / 2k

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17
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First order intergraded

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[A]ₜ = [A]₀e⁻ᵏᵗ
or
ln [A]ₜ/[A]₀ = -kt

-linearly decrease slope

18
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Second order integrated

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1/[A]ₜ = kt + 1/[A]₀

[A]₀ = initial conc
[A]ₜ = conc at time

-linear INCREASE slope

19
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half life first order

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t₀.₅ = ln(2)/k

20
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half life second order

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t₀.₅ = 1/k[A]₀

21
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conc vs time zero

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straight down then flat

22
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conc vs time first

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smooth curve down

23
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conc vs time second

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broken curve down

24
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Elemtary reaction

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individual molecular event

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overall reaction
reaction stoichiometry
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reaction intermediate
species formed in one step and consumed in another
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catalyst
if consumed in first then regenerated
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ther rate law for an elementary reaction only follows directly from its molecularity because
An elementary reaction is an individual molecular collision
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determine fast step and slow step
- fast is at equilibrium - slow is not
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net reaction
add all elements that cant be cancelled up
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collisions happen all the time but only some causes _____________________
an event to happen
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reactants must ______ with correct _________
collide, orientation
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- 0 < p ≤ 1 YUP - p for simple molecules: - p for large molecules: - IF reaction isnt sensitive to orientation
P for simple: 0.001-1 P for large: < 10⁻⁵ not sensitive: p = 1
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Collision theory: For a biomolecular reaction to take place, reactants A and B must _______ with __________ __________, and an energy greater than the _______ ________
collide, proper orientation, activation energy
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in collision theory, rate = k[A][B] --> k = Zpf where Zpf means
Z = volumetric collision freq (INCREASES with T) p = fraction with correct orientation (NO CHANGE with T) f = fraction with sufficient energy (INCREASES with T)
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Transition State: The ________ _____ of atoms that are ________________ along the pathway from reactants to products
Unstable group, highest energy
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Activation energy
Minimum energy reauired for successful reaction
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As T ________, fractions of collisions with _________ ________ react to increases exponentially.
Increases, sufficient energy
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As T increases, fractions of collisions with sufficient energy react to increases exponentially. Higher T -->
BIGGER SPIKE on graph at beggining, ends up lower --> smaller Ea --> LARGER eˣ --> LArger reciprocal ---> larger f & k --> increased rate
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Arrhenious equation
k = Ae⁻ᴱᵃ/ᴿᵗ or lnk = -Ea/R (1/T) + lnA
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Arrhenius plot faciliates graphical determination of the ________ ______ ( which is the slope)
activation energy (lnk vs 1/T)
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what order reaction are enzymes at low substrate concentration and high substrate concentration
LOW: First-order behaviour - rate increases linearly with S HIGH: Zeroth-order, once all enzyme is complexed, rate of reaction saturates.