rate equations and Kp Flashcards

1
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what is the rate equation

A

rate= K[A]a[B]b

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2
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what are the units of concentration

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moldm-3

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3
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what are the units of rate

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moldm-3s-1

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4
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what is a reaction order

A

the power to which a concentration is raised in the rate equation

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5
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what does order of reaction tell us about a reaction

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how changing the concentration will affect rate

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6
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how do you determine the order of reaction

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by doing an experiment and plotting the data on a graph

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7
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what happens if you change the concentration of a reactant with order 0

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no affect/ doesnt change

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8
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what happens if you change the concentration of a reactant with order 1

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the rate changes proportionally to the change in concentration

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9
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what happens if you change the concentration of a reactant with order 2

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the rate changes square proportionally to the change in concentration

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10
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what happens to the rate constant if you increase the temperature

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when the temp increases the rate constant increases as there is more kinetic energy in the particles and therefore more successful collisions

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11
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what is initial rate and how can we work it out

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the rate of the reaction at 0 and we can work it out by finding the gradient using a tangent or straight line

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12
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why do we find the initial rate of a reaction

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we can use initial rates to work out the rate equation by figuring out the orders of reactants

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13
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how would we find out the rate equation experimentally

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  1. repeat experiment multiple times changing the concentration of A, B and C one at a time
    2, work out the initial rate for each experiment of each A, B and C
  2. work out orders and then the rate equation
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14
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What is the process of the Iodine Clock reaction

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when we add hydrogen peroxide and iodine in solution together in the presence of starch the starch goes blue/black due to iodine and water being the products

  1. add sodium thiosulfate and starch and time how long the colour change is
  2. when you vary the concentration of iodine solution or hydrogen peroxide and keep all of the others constant you will be able to find out the order of the reactants by the changes in time taken and therefore initial rate according to the change in concentration
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15
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what ways can you measure the rate of reaction

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  1. change in pH using a pH meter
  2. Amount of gas lost using mole equations
  3. volume of gas produced using gas syringe
  4. colorimeter using calibration curve
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16
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what is the rate determining step

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the slowest step in a multistep reaction and appears in the rate equation

17
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how do we know all reactants in the rate equation affect rate

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if they didn’t affect the rate then their order would be 0 and therefore wouldn’t appear

18
Q

other then reactants what else can appear in the rate equation

A

catalysts

19
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what is the arrhenuius equation

A

K = A x e to the power of -Ea/RT

20
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what does A stand for the in the Arrhenius equation

A

the arrhenuis constant

21
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what does R and T stand for the in arrhenius equation

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R = gas constand
T = temperature in kelvin

22
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what does Ea stand for in the arrhenius equation

A

activation energy

23
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what is the simplified version of the Arrhenius equation that doesn’t involve e

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ln(K) = ln(A) - (Ea/RT)

24
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how do you use an Arrhenius plot to work out activation energy

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  1. plot the graph of ln(K) over 1/t
  2. draw a line of best fit
  3. work out gradient which represents -Ea/R
  4. gradient = -Ea/R then the gradient x R= -Ea
25
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what is the Arrhenius equation in the form of y=mx + c

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ln(K) = (-Ea/R) x 1/T ln(A)
y = m x + c

26
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define the rate of reaction

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change in conc per unit time measuring either products made of reactants used up

27
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equation for rate of reaction

A

change in concentration/time

28
Q

how do you measure the rate of reaction of really fast reactions

A

use a flash light to break bonds
use probs flashes to record amount of light absorbed by a species

29
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what is the overall order of reaction

A

all of the orders added together

30
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how could you tell that a second order graph really is second order reaction

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draw concentration squared over rate graph and should be a straight line through origin