Rate equation Flashcards

1
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rate of reaction

A

change in the concentration of reactants or products per unit time

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2
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unit of rate

A

moldm-3s-1

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3
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why does doubling the temperature have a greater affect on rate than doubling [A]

A

Reaction occurs when molecules have E ≥ Ea
Doubling temperature makes many more particles have this E
Doubling [A] only doubles the number of particles with this E

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4
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rate equation

A

Rate = k[A]m[B]n

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5
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what is m and n

A

the orders with respect to reactants A and B = 0, 1, and 2

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6
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what is k

what can it be affected by

A

rate constant (can only be changed by a change in temperature: ↑T = ↑k)

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7
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order of reaction

A

order of reaction with respect to a reactant is the power of the concentration of a particular species in the rate equation

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8
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overall order

A

= m + n

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9
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zero order

A

[A]0, so if [A] doubles = rate remains constant

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10
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first order

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[A]1, so if [A] doubles = rate doubles

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11
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second order

A

[A]2, so if [A] doubles = rate quadruples

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12
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rate determining step (3)

A

same proportion of species involved in or before the rate-determining step also appear in the rate equation

components which appear after the RDS do not appear in the rate equation

slowest step which controls the overall rate of reaction

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13
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Arrhenius equation

A

k=Ae^(-Ea/RT)

k: rate constant
A: Arrhenius constant 
e: 2.71
Ea: activation energy J/mol
R: gas constant 8.31
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14
Q

log Arrhenius equation

A

lnk = -Ea/RT + lnA

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15
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which equation is used to find Ea
Axis on the graph
what does the y intercept mean
what does the gradient mean

A

lnk = -Ea/R x 1/T + lnA

y axis = lnk or ln(rate)
gradient m = -Ea/R
x axis = 1/T
y intercept c = lnA

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16
Q

rearranged Arrhenius equation for Ea

A

Ea=RT(lnA-lnk )

17
Q

which equation is used to find rate order
axis on the graph
what does y intercept mean
what does the gradient mean

A
rate = k[A]n
log(rate) = n log[A] + log(k)

y axis = log(rate)
gradient m = rate order n
x axis = log [A]
y intercept c = log(k)

18
Q

partial pressure

A

pressure that a gas in a mixture would have if it alone occupied the volume occupied by the whole mixture

19
Q

what is Kp only affected by

A

Kp is only affected by temperature: e , Kp↑

20
Q

Kp equation

A

K_p= (p(C)^r p(D)^s)/(p(A)^p p(B)^(q ) )= (pressure of products)/( pressure of reactants)

21
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mole fraction equation

A

mole fraction= (number of equilibrium moles of gas A)/(total number of equilibrium moles)

22
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partial pressure of gas A equation

A

partial pressure of gas=mole fraction of gas A x total pressure