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Reaction Rates and Equilibrium Flashcards

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1
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what is the formula for rate

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change in concentration/ time (seconds)

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2
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what conditions makes a collision effective?

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1) particles collide with the correct orientation
2) particles have sufficient energy to overcome activation energy

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how can you determine rate of reaction??

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1) measure the decrease in concentration of a reactant
2) measure the increase in concentration of a product

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how can you determine rate of reaction of a gas?

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1) measure decrease in mass of reactants
2) monitor volume of gas at regular time intervals

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5
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what is a catalyst?

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a substance that increases rate of reaction by providing alternate pathway with lower activation energy without being used up

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6
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what is a catalyst?

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a substance that increases rate of reaction by providing alternate pathway with lower activation energy without being used up

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what is a homogenous catalyst

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a catalyst that has the same physical state as the reactants.

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how does a homogenous catalyst work?

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catalyst reacts with reactants to form an intermediate which then breaks down to give the product and regenerate the catalyst

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what are 2 examples of homogenous catalust

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1) making esters with sulfuric acid as a catalyst
ethanoic acid and ethanol react to form the ester ( CH3COOC2H5) and h20
2) ozone depletion with chlorine radicals as catalyst
2o3 + chlorine radical —– 3o2

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what are 2 examples of homogenous catalust

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1) making esters with sulfuric acid as a catalyst
ethanoic acid and ethanol react to form the ester ( CH3COOC2H5) and h20
2) ozone depletion with chlorine radicals as catalyst
2o3 + chlorine radical —– 3o2

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what is a heterogenous catalyst

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A heterogenous catalyst has a different physical state than its reactants

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how does a heterogenous catalyst work

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reactant molecules are weakly adsorbed onto to surface of catalyst where reaction takes place and the product leaves the catalyst by desorption

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what is autocatalysis

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when the product of a reaction acts as a catalyst then speeds up the reaction as more is formed

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what does le chateliers principle say

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when a system in equilibrium is affected by an external , the system adjusts to the change to minimise affect of the change.

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15
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what does an increase in temperature shift equilibrium to?

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increase in temperature shifts equilibrium to the endothermic side

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16
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what does a decrease in temperature shift equilibrium to?

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decrease in temperature shift equilibrium to the exothermic side

17
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how does an increase in pressure affect equilibrium position?

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an increase in pressure shifts equilibrium to the side with fewer moles

18
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what is the formula for equilibrium constant?

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[A]a [B]b

19
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what does a Kc value of 1 show?

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indicates an equilibrium position halfway between reactants and products

20
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what does a Kc value of more than one show?

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indicates equilibrium position is towards products

21
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what does a Kc value of less than one show?

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indicates equilibrium position is towards reactants

22
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what colour is chlorine water

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colourless

23
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what colour is bromine water

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orange

24
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what colour is iodine water

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brown

25
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what does chlorine water form when added to KCL

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colourless, no reaction

26
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what colour does chlorine water form when added to KBr

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orange as bromine is displaced by chlorine and bromine is orange

27
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what colour does chlorine water form when added to KI

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brown as iodine is displaced by chlorine and iodine is brown

28
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what colour does chlorine water form when added to KI

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brown as iodine is displaced by chlorine and iodine is brown

29
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what colour does bromine water form when added to KCL

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no change in colour so remains orange as bromine is less reactive

30
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what colour does bromine water form when added to KBr

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colour remains orange as there is no reaction

31
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what colour does bromine water form when added to KI

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colour turns brown as iodine is displaced by bromine and iodine is brown

32
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what colour does iodine water from when added to KCL and KBr and KI

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colour remains brown as doesnt displace any of the halogens

33
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what is the order of reactivity of chlorine, bromine and iodine

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chlorine> bromine>iodine

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