(L16) - M2 L6 - Chemical Kinetics Flashcards

1
Q

How does rate of reaction depend on temperature?

A

rate = k[A]a[B]b

k depends on temperature.
so rate proportional to k.

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2
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What 3 factors affect rate at which molecules react?

A
  1. collision rate
  2. collision effectiveness
  3. collision orientation
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3
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How does collision rate affect rate of reaction?

A

more collisions = increased reaction rate

more temp = more KE = more collisions = increased reaction rate

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4
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What factors effect rate of reaction?

A
  1. concentration of reactants
  2. greater speed (more KE) more collisions
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5
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How does collision effectiveness affect rate of reaction?

A

Even if Gibb’s law is negative and reaction is spontaneous, energy is till required to overcome activation energy and for reaction to begin.
- Not all collisions lead to a reaction

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6
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What factors effect effectiveness of rate of reaction?

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temperature, temp increases raises energy which means more chance of overcoming activation energy.

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7
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Approximate rule of thumb.

A

With every 10C increase, rate of reaction doubles.

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8
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What is collision orientation?

A

Molecules must be orientated correctly during collision for reaction to occur.

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9
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What is molecularity?

A

Number of species involved in a single collision leading to a reaction

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10
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what is classification of molecularity 1, 2 and 3?

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1 - unimolecular
2 - bimolecular
3 - termolecular (unlikely)

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11
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What is transition state?

A

Collisions form loosely bound complex made up of partially formed and partially broken bonds.

denoted by superscript ‡

Exists for very short time
Can not be isolated

Either forms
- products (effective collision)
or
- returns to reactants (ineffective collision)

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12
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What is frequency factor?

A

Ae, indicates frequency of collisions which are favourably orientated to cause reactions.

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13
Q

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A

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