Rates Flashcards

1
Q

How do you deduce the rate constant?

A

Experimental data is required by changing the concentration of one reactant at a time in an experiment

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2
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On a concentration against time graph how do you find the rate of reaction?

A

Find the gradient at a given point

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3
Q

Half life

A

the time take for the concentration for reactants to reduce by a half

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4
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what does [A]^0 mean in a rate equation?

A

It is zero order and the concentration decreases at a constant rate

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5
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what does [B]^1 mean in a rate equation?

A

It is first order and concentration halves at a constant rate

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6
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what does [C]^2 mean in a rate equation?

A

It is second order. at first the concentration decreases rapidly then it decrease slowly

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7
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How can a balanced symbol equation help deduce the rate equation?

A

Stoichiometry relates to the order of reaction

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8
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rate of reaction

A

The rate of change of the concentration of reactants into products

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9
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Rate determining step

A

the slowest step of the reaction

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10
Q

What affects the rate constant k?

A

Temperature and use of a catalyst

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11
Q

what affects Kc (equilibrium constant)

A

Temperature only

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12
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what is Kc and what is its equation?

A

[products]/[reactants]

equilibrium constant

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