Mid Term Flashcards

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Disappearance Rate

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Reaction rate for a reactant since reactants are being consumed.

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Rate of reaction (Reaction Rate) and units

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Change of amount of reactant or product per unit time

M/t or mol/L*t

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Appearance Rate

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Reatction rate of a product since products are being created.

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3
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Relative Reaction Rate (used when?)

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When we want to know the rate of reaction (reaction rate) of one reactant or product given another.

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aA + bB –> cC + dD (Relative Reaction rate expression)

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-1/a delta[A]/delta[t] = -1/b delta[B]/delta[t] = 1/c delta[C]/delta[t] = 1/d delta[D]/delta[t]

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Factors that increase the rate of reaction (and how it relates to collision theory).

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  1. Nature of reactants
  2. Concentrations
  3. Temperature
  4. Surface area
  5. Presence of catalyst
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Why does surface area increase the rate of reaction?

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Increasing the surface area gives the reactant more locations at which to react, thus increasing the reaction rate.

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Rate Laws (def)

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Mathematical expressions that describe the relationship between the rate of a reaction of a chemical reaction and the concentration of its reactants.

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Rate Law Equation

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rate = k[A]^m[B]^n

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9
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Chemical Kinetics

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Study of how fast chemical reactions proceed from reactants to products.

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10
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Initial Rate of reaction

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Instantaneous rate at the start of a chemical reaction

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Rate Law

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Mathamatical expression that describes the relationship between the reaction rate of a chemical reaction and the concentration of its reactant

Rate = k[A]^x[B]^y

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Reaction Order

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How concentration affects the reaction rate.

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Zero Order Reaction

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The concentration doesn’t affect the reaction rate.

Rate = k

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12
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1st Order

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Concentration affects the reaction rate

Rate = k[A]^1

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13
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2nd Order

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Concentration greatly affects the reaction rate.

Rate = [A]^2

14
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What does tripling the concentration do the reaction rate in regards to zero, 1st, and second order reactions?

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Zero - No affect 3^0 (concentration) = 1(rate)

1st - triples 3^1 (concentration) = 3 rate

2nd - increase by a factor nine. 3^2 (concentration) = 9 reaction rate.

15
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K constant

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Tells us how fast the reaction is going.

(the higher the k constant the faster the reaction)

16
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Rate constant units based on order numbers (zero, first, and second). (Two units for each might be on the test)

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Zero = M^1 t^-1 or M/t
1st = M^0 t^-1 or t^-1 or 1/t
2nd = M^-1 t^-1 or 1/M*t

17
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Units for reaction rate and rate constants (based on the reaction order) formula

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M^1-n t^-1

n = reaction order or overall reaction order

18
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Evaluate experimental data to determine reaction orders, rate constants, and overall rate laws for given reactions. (steps and how to solve for k)

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  1. Choose trial in which only one of the reactant changes.
  2. Find the changes in concentrations and initial rates of those trials.
  3. Set up concentration change to the x power = change in rate.
  4. Solve for x to find reaction order.
  5. Plug in the concentrations and rate from one trial into the update rate law to solve for k.
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How to determine which trial to use when solving for rate constant? (Put in answer from professor)

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Rate of reaction (Reaction Rate) unit

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Determine the rate law (find what)?

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Find reaction orders

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Collision Theory
For particles to react they must collide together with sufficient energy.
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Rate of reaction (depends on what)? (two things)
1. Frequency of collisions 2. Amount of energy the particles have -more energy they can transfer during collisions.
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Integrated Rate Law Def
Second form of each rate law that relates the concentrations of reactants and time
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Integrated Rate Law Equations (zero, 1st, 2nd order).
Zero: [A]t = [A]o - kt 1st: ln[A]t = ln[A]o - kt 2nd: 1/[A]t = 1/[A]o + kt [A]t means concentration at some time.
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Arrenius Equation
Mathematical expression that relates rate constant, activation energy and temperature together. Can take multiple formats.
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Ea Unit
J/mol or kJ/mol (depends on what they ask)
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