Topic 2b- kinetics (reaction mechanisms) Flashcards

1
Q

Does reaction rate increase with temp

A

yes

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2
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activation energy

A

minimum amount of energy required for reaction
-also known as the transition state on the graph

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3
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what happens at activated complex/ transition state

A

reactants rotate into products

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4
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bigger activation/ larger kj will be faster or slower?

A

slower

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5
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arrhenius equation

A

ln k= -ea/RT + Ln A

-RT is 8.314 because kj

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6
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how to find ea (activation energy)

A

-slope x R

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7
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what are our indicators for arrhenius

A

temp and rate

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8
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what is the actual process called going from reactants to products

A

reaction mechanism

-includes elementary reaction or elementary process

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9
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molecularity

A

how many molecules are involved in the process (how many products: rate law exp, ratio count/amount of reactants)

-eg. unimolecular, bimolecular, thermomolecular

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10
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when crossing out reactions between each step what do we need to make sure off

A

they are on opposite sides of the arrows and it determines intermediate

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11
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Ea1 will always be _________ than E2

A

greater

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12
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because thermomolecular are rare, this rate law suggests

A

two step reaction mechanism

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13
Q

what determines the rate

A

slow step

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14
Q

forward and reverse reactions (equilibrium) will have what step first

A

fast first

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15
Q

if one element in step one isnt in step two, will it be included in OVERALL RATE LAW?

A

no

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16
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relationship between forward and reverse

A

they are equal to each other

17
Q

SN1 and SN2 step

A

1: two step
2: one step

18
Q

catalysts increase what

A

the rate of reaction by decreasing activation energy

19
Q

catalyst productions

A

-efficient (drive reaction)
-cheap (abundant)
-abundant (available)
-robust (needs to work)

20
Q

enzymes

A

-bio catalyst
-lock and key method
-position in active site can help break down more

21
Q

rate limiting step isnt usually known, what do we use

A

steady state approx

22
Q

reaction rate steps

A

-write down formation of product
-determine intermediates
-find total rate of forming intermediate
-find total rate of consuming intermediate
-set the two rates equal and solve for [intermediate]
-sub into rate law from step one

23
Q

whats the formula for two point arrhenius

A

Ln k2/k1= -ea/R (1/t2 - 1/t1)