the rate and extent of chemical change Flashcards

1
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mean rate of reaction=

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amount of reactant used /
product formed
———————————
time

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2
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measuring the amount of reactants used:

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(gas)

measure both before and after the reaction

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3
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measuring the amount of products formed

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(gas)

measure the total volume of gas with gas syringe

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4
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measuring the time it takes for a reaction mixture to become opaque

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  • time how long it takes for the mixture to change colour
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5
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rate of reaction=

reaction mixture colour

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1
——————————————————
time taken for solution to change colour

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6
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What is collision theory?

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Chemical reactions only occur when reacting particles collide with each other

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7
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What is activation energy?

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The minimum amount of energy required to cause a reaction

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8
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4 factors which affect the rate of reaction

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  • temperature
  • concentration
  • surface area
  • catalyst
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9
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temperature:

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  • in a hot reaction mixture particles move quicker
  • collide more often with greater energy
  • so more collisions are successful
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10
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concentration:

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  • at higher concentration particles are crowded close together
  • so collide more often -> more successful collisions

increasing pressure -> increases frequency collisions

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11
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surface area:

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larger surface area =

  • more particles exposed
  • available for collisions
  • so there are more collisions and faster reaction
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12
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reaction rate graph steepness:

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  • steeper the line = faster reaction
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13
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What happens when one of the reactants is used up?

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The reaction stops

line becomes horizontal

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14
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gradient=

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difference in amount of product formed
——————————————————
time

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15
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catalyst:

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A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without being used up in the process

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16
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what does a catalyst do?

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  • reduces the amount of energy needed for a successful collision
  • makes collision successful
  • speeds up the reaction
  • povides a service for the molecule To attach to which increases the chances of bumping into each other
17
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catalyst in biological systems:

A

enzymes

18
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What is the catalyst in the cracking of hydrocarbon?

A

Broken pottery

19
Q

What is the catalyst used in the manufacturing of ammonia?

A

iron

20
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Why is increasing the rate of chemical reaction important in Industry?

A

reduces cost

21
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Reversible reactions

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Forward or backwards

Products can produce original reactants

22
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How can the direction of reversible reaction change?

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The direction of reversible reactions can be changed by changing the conditions

23
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Closed system

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no reactants added

no products removed

24
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What happens when a reversible reaction occurs in a closed system?

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an equilibrium is achieved when the rate of the forward reaction is equal to the rate of the backward reaction

25
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Changing reaction conditions,

exothermic:

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  • If temperature is raised yield decreases

- If temp is Lowered yield increases

26
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Changing reaction conditions,

Endothermic:

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  • If temperature is raised yield increases

- If temperature is Lowood yield decreases

27
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If concentration of reactants or products is changed:

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  • The system is no longer in equilibrium

- The system just until it can reach equilibrium once more