module 5 (p1) Flashcards

1
Q

what does zero order mean

A

conc of reactant doesn’t affect the rate

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2
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what does first order mean

A

conc of reactant affects the rate raised by power of 1

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3
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what does second order mean

A

conc of reactants affects the rate raised by power of 2

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4
Q

give the equation for the rate constant

A

rate = k [A]

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5
Q

how are concentration-time graphs made

A

plotting using continuous measurements during course of reaction

(continuous monitoring)

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6
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how is the gradient of the zero order on a C-T graph different from the other orders

A

straight line with a downward gradient

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7
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what is the half life

A

time taken from half a reactant to be used up

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8
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what does a first order have in terms on half life

A

exponential decay

the concentration of reactant halves at a constant time

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9
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how do we calculate k using a CT graph using the rate

A
  1. calculate gradient of tangent
  2. position where tangent has been in the conc. of the reactant
  3. rearrange the equation r = k [A]
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10
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how do we calculate k using a CT graph using the half life

A

k = ln2 / half-life

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11
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what is the gradient of zero order in a rate-concentration graph

A

no gradient (horizontal)

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12
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what is the gradient of first order in a rate-concentration graph

A

straight line gradient from the origin

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13
Q

how do we calculate k in zero order R-C graph

A

the y-intercept

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14
Q

how do we calculate k in first order R-C graph

A

(rate is directly proportional to conc.)

k is determined by measuring the gradient

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15
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how do we calculate k in second order R-C graph

A

plotting a second graph with conc^2 to give a straight line graph

gradient = k

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16
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describe a clock reaction

A

the time at the start of experiment measured for visual change

17
Q

what does a clock reaction assume

A

average rate of r. is the same as the initial rate

initial rate directly proportional to 1/time

18
Q

define a reaction mechanism

A

series of steps that make up an overall reaction

19
Q

what is the rate-determining step

A

the slowest step

20
Q

what does the orders in rate equaton show

A

number of species involved in the R-D step

21
Q

CH3Br is hydrolysed with a hot aqueous alkali.

r = k [CH3Br]

what is the overall equation and what are the steps?

A

1) CH3Br –> CH3+ + Br-

2) CH3+ + OH- –> CH3OH

overall) CH3Br + OH- –> CH3OH + Br-

22
Q

describe the factors affecting the rate constant

A

increasing temperature shifts the boltzmann distribution to the right, higher proportion of molecules that exceed activation energy

(change in rate mostly determined by this)

particles move faster so they collide more frequently

23
Q

what is the arrhenius equation

A

k = A e^-Ea/RT

24
Q

what is the arrhenius equation in logarithmic form

A

lnk = -Ea/RT + lnA

25
Q

how do you plot the arrhenius equation in logarithmic form graphically

A

plot lnK over 1/T

gradient = -Ea/R

lnA = y-intercept