Reaction Kinetics Flashcards

1
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definition of order of reactions

A

shows how the concentration of each reagent affects rate of reaction

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2
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definition of order of reaction with respect to a reactant

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power to which the concentration of reactant is raised in the rate equation

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3
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describe reaction rate/concentration of reactant graph

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straight across = 0
linear = 1
increasing = 2

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4
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describe concentration of reactant/time graph

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linear down = 0
curve = 1
more decrease = 2

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5
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describe zero order

A

half life decreases

conc. doesn’t affect rate of reaction

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6
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describe first order

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concentration of one reactants affects rate of reaction

half life is constant

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7
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describe second order

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concentration of two reactants affects rate

half life increases

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8
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what is a rate constant

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represents how fast a reaction is going in reaction

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9
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units for rate constant

A

mol
dm-3
s-1

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10
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how do you calculate rate

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rate = k[X][Y]

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11
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how to calculate half life

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0.693/k

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12
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what does rate equation show

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reactants in rate determining step/slow step/making the intermediate for slow step

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13
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reaction mechanism

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A → B (fast)
B + C → D (slow)
A → B (slow)
B + C → D (fast)

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14
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what is the rate eqn for
A → B (slow)
B + C → D (fast)

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Rate = k[A]

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15
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what is the rate eqn for
A → B (fast)
B + C → D (slow)

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Rate = k [A][C]

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16
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how can data be found to make rate constant

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initial rates (measure each reactant) - slow
using data from course of reaction
- sampling
- continuous

17
Q

what is the difference between sampling and continuous

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sampling needs quenching to stop/slow reaction

continuous using physical property to be followed

18
Q

definition of catalysis

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increase the rate by providing alternative pathway for the reaction with lower activation energy

19
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definition of heterogeneous catalysis

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occurs when catalyst is at different phase to the reaction mixture.

20
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definition of adsorption

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the bonding to the surface by the strengthening of those bonds, the covalent bonds between reactants weaken.

21
Q

describe an example of heterogeneous catalysis

A

iron in haber process
diffusion of nitrogen/hydrogen gas
adsorption: N2 and H2 to surface
reaction: adsorbed nitrogen and hydrogen atoms react on surface = NH3
desorption: bonds between ammonia and surface weaken and break
diffusion of ammonia away

22
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how do transition elements work in catalytic converters

A

adsorption of nitrogen oxides and carbon monoxides

to nitrogen molecules and carbon dioxide molecules

23
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definition of homogeneous catalysis

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occurs when catalyst is at the same phase as reaction mixture

24
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example of homogeneous catalysis

A

iodine-peroxodisulfate reaction

Fe3+ catalyst

25
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how does Fe3+ work in iodine-peroxodisulfate reaction

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reaction more likely to occur with opposite charges

check notes for equations