Test 14 Flashcards

1
Q

what basic question does thermodynamics answer?

A

can it react

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2
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what basic question does kinetics answer?

A

will it react?

how fast will it react?

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3
Q

what studies the rates of reactions and the steps by which they occur?

A

kinetics

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4
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thermodynamics relates only to the ________ of a reaction and is therefore path ____

A

starting and ending

independent

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5
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kinetics is path

A

dependent

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6
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kinetics seeks to determine what happens _____ the start and endpoint of a reaction

A

between

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7
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the collision theory states that what three things must happen before a reaction can occur

A

1- particles must collide before they can react
2- the collision must be properly oriented for the necessary rearrangement of atoms and electrons
3- the collisions must be forceful enough to form products

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8
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what explains why reactions occur at faster or slower rates, depending on reaction conditions

A

collision theory

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9
Q

the rate at which a chemical reaction proceeds is directly related to what

A

the frequency of effective collisions

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10
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the energy needed to jump start a reaction. the minimum amount of kinetic energy that must be possessed by the colliding molecules before they can react

A

activation energy

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11
Q

symbol for activation energy

A

Ea

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12
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as a rule, the ___ the activation energy is, the faster the reaction will occur

A

Lower

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13
Q

breaking bonds in molecules always requires___

A

energy

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14
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A theoretical, unstable, energetic group of reactants that forms as a transitional structure during a chemical reaction.

A

activated complex

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15
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The speed at which reactants disappear or products appear in a chemical reaction.

A

reaction rates

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16
Q

what are the 5 most important factors affecting reaction rates

A
1- nature of reactants
2- concentration
3- temperature
4- surface area
5- presence of catalysts
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17
Q

is the effect of concentration on the reaction rate the same for every reaction?

A

no

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18
Q

higher temperatures increase reaction rates in what two ways

A

by increasing both the number and the force of collisions between reactants

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19
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a substance that changes a reaction rate without being permanently changed or consumed by the reaction

A

catalyst

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20
Q

what are the only substances shown in a balanced chemical equation

A

products

reactants

21
Q

does a catalyst effect the concentration of a product

A

no

22
Q

airborne dust particles can

A

combust with the force of a bomb

23
Q

in the same phase as the reactants or in solution with a reactant

A

homogeneous catalyst

24
Q

a naturally occurring protein molecule that acts as a catalyst

A

enzyme

25
Q

a substance used to reduce a catalyst’s undesirable effects

A

inhibitor

26
Q

a reaction with a ____ is most likely to occur

A

small reaction energy

27
Q

rate laws are always based on

A

the rate-determining step

28
Q

the study of how the human body processes medication

A

pharmacokinetics

29
Q

how the body spreads out the drug

A

distribution process

30
Q

the organ that is chiefly responsible for metabolizing drugs

A

liver

31
Q

organ used to eliminate a drug from the body

A

kidneys

32
Q

list the 4 processes a drug goes through in the body in order

A

1- absorption
2- distribution
3- metabolism
4- excretion

33
Q

what are the intermediates in the metabolism process called

A

metabolites

34
Q

rate= k[A]^3[B]^4

what happens when you double the concentration of A

A

reaction happens 8x as fast

35
Q

the series of steps that make up a reaction

A

reaction mechanism

36
Q

two or more possible steps that make up a reaction mechanism

A

elementary steps

37
Q

the slowest elementary step in the reaction. the one that limits how fast the reaction will occur

A

rate-determining step

38
Q

The combination of the individual elementary steps of a reaction.

A

complex reaction

39
Q

A substance formed in one step and consumed in the next step during a complex reaction. It does not appear in the net chemical equation.

A

intermediates

40
Q

A reaction in which the reactants and products are all in the same phase

A

homogeneous reaction

41
Q

reaction mechanisms are ____

A

temperature dependent

42
Q

higher temp = ____ reaction

A

faster

43
Q

lower temp=____ reaction

A

slower

44
Q

what indicates how the rate of a reaction is affected by that specific reactant’s concentration.

A

reaction order

45
Q

the form a rate law takes

A

rate= k[A]^m[B]^n

46
Q

k

A

the specific rate constant

47
Q

[A] and [B]

A

the molar concentration of reactants

48
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m and n

A

the reaction orders for [A] and [B] respectively