The effect of changes in conditions on equilibrium composition Flashcards
as long as the conditions stay the same, the composition of the reaction mixture will ………………..once equilibrium has been reached
not change
when a change in condition is made, then we are said to be
changing the position of equilibrium
we can change conditions by: (4 catalysts)
- adding or removing a component
- changing the temperature
- changing the pressure
- using a catalyst
if we increase the concentration of one of the reactants in a system in equilibrium, the rate of the forward reaction will………………..and more………………………………..
increase and more products will form
as the concentration of the products increase, the rate of the backwards reaction also increases and eventually a new…………………..is established
a new equilibrium
if the concentration of a reactant is increased, then the position of equilibrium will shift
to the right
if the concentration of a reactant is decreased then the position of equilibrium shifts
left
if you increase the concentration of a product in a system in equilibrium, then the equilibrium shifts
left
if the concentration of a product is decreased, the equilibrium shifts
right
the effect of changing pressure only affects ……………reaction involving……………..
reversible reactions involving gases
at a given temperature, the pressure of a gaseous mixture depends solely on
the number of gas molecules in a given volume
the pressure of a gaseous can be changed by: (4 items)
- increasing the volume
- decreasing the volume
- increasing the number of gas molecules (more moles)
- decreasing the number of gas molecules (fewer moles)
the effect of changing pressure can be studies using
a gas syringe
if the number of moles of reactant per given volume is greater and the pressure is increased, and the number of moles of product is less, then the position of equilibrium shifts to the
right
if the number of moles of reactant per given volume is less and the pressure is increased, and the number of moles of product is greater, then the position of equilibrium shifts to the
left