Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What happens and what direction does a rxn at equilibrium go when you add reactants?

A

To the right and produces more products

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2
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What happens and what direction does a rxn at equilibrium go when you remove reactants?

A

To the left and produces more reactants

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3
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What happens and what direction does a rxn at equilibrium go when you add products?

A

To the left and produces more reactants

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4
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What happens and what direction does a rxn at equilibrium go when you remove products?

A

To the right and produces more products

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5
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Heating an exothermic reaction

A

Equilibrium shifts towards the reactants and K decreases

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6
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Heating an endothermic reaction

A

Equilibrium shifts towards the products and K increases

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7
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Q<K

A

Shifts right and produces products (reactants consumed)

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8
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Q>K

A

Shift left and consumes products (produces reactants)

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9
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Small K

A

Left, reactants increase and products decrease

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10
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Large K

A

Right, reactants decrease and products increase

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11
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Cooling an exothermic reaction

A

Moves to the right and produces more products and K increases

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12
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Cooling an endothermic reaction

A

Moves to the left and produces more reactants and K decreases

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13
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Le Chatelier’s Principle

A

Added stress @equilibrium = shifts in direction to reduce change

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14
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Q=K

A

equilibrium and no change

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15
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Equilibrium

A

A rxn will continue going in the forward and reverse direction because concentration and pressure are no longer changing

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16
Q

Equilibrium constant

A

Relationship between products and reactants at equilibrium (P/R)

17
Q

Equilibrium position

A

Concentration of each molecule at equilibrium based on initial concentration

18
Q

There are an _____ number of initial concentration and equilibrium positions

A

Infinite

19
Q

What does the equilibrium constant depend on?

A

Temperature

20
Q

What does the equilibrium position depend on?

A

Temperature, pressure, and/or initial concentrations

21
Q

What is the equilibrium constant (K) for a reverse reaction?

A

K’ = 1/K

22
Q

What is the equilibrium constant (K) if the rxn is multiplied by a factor n?

A

K” = K^n

23
Q

Kc = Kp(RT)^?

A

-Δn

24
Q

Kp = Kc(RT)^?

A

+Δn

25
Q

What is Δn?

A

Difference in mols (P-R) of gaseous species only

26
Q

How does the rate of a forward reaction change as the rxn approaches equilibrium?

A

Rate decrease b/c reactant concentrations are decreasing

27
Q

K>1

A

Large K and mainly products

28
Q

K<1

A

Small K and mainly reactants

29
Q

Do rates depend on time required to reach equilibrium?

A

No, only temperature

30
Q

How is Q different than K?

A

Q is the concentrations at any time, K is the concentrations at equilibrium

31
Q

Do catalysts influence rate or position of equilibrium?

A

Rate

32
Q

What is a catlyst?

A

Substance that speeds up a chemical rxn or lowers temp/pressure to do so

33
Q

Decrease volume =

A

Increase in partial pressure and decrease in moles of gas

34
Q

Increase volume =

A

Decrease in partial pressure and increase in moles of gas

35
Q

Where does equilibrium shift when pressure is increased?

A

Toward side with fewer moles of gas

36
Q

Where does equilibrium shift when pressure is decreased?

A

Toward side with more moles of gas

37
Q

What is Q called?

A

Reaction quotient

38
Q

What is used to calculate Q?

A

Initial concentrations/concentrations not at equilibrium