Topic 6 - chemical change Flashcards

1
Q

what is the rate of a chemical reaction ?

A

how fast the reactants are changed into products

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2
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what is an example of a SLOW chemical reaction ?

A

iron rusting

chemical weathering

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3
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what is an example of a MODERATE SPEED chemical reaction ?

A

magnesium and acid

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4
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what is an example of a fast reaction

A

burning

an explosion

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5
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what is the collision frequency ?

A

how often particles collide

the more collisions the faster the reaction

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6
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what means a collision is successful ?

A

when particles collide with enough energy

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7
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what is the activation energy ?

A

the minimum amount of energy that particles need to react

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8
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what does rate depend on ?

A
  • temperature
  • concentration
  • pressure
  • surface area
  • presence of a catalyst
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9
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how does temperature increase rate?

A
  • as temperature increases particles move faster
  • meaning they collide more frequently
  • it also means that particles have more energy
  • so more collisions will have more energy 1
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10
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how does increasing concentration increase rate ?

A
  • a higher concentration means there are more particles in the same volume
  • this increases the frequency of collisions
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11
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how does increasing pressure increase rate ?

A
  • a high pressure means there is the same amount of particles in a smaller volume
  • this increases the frequency of collisions
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12
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how does increasing surface area increase rate ?

A
  • increase surface area : volume
  • this means the sane volume of solid will have more area to work on
  • so it increases the frequency of collisions
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13
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hoe does a catalyst increase rate ?

A
  • a catalyst decreases the activation energy

- this is done by providing alternate reaction pathways

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14
Q

what is the equation for rate of reaction ?

A

amount of reactant used or amount of product formed / time

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15
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what is the unit of rate ?

A

cm^3/s
g/s
mols/s

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16
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what are the experiments to investigate rate ?

A
  • precipitation and colour change
  • change in mass
  • the volume of gas given off
17
Q

what is produced when magnesium and HCL react ?

A

hydrogen

18
Q

what is the investigation for concentration ?

A
  • 25cm^3 of dilute sodium thiosulfate to a conical flask
  • draw a dark black cross acoss a post- it note
  • put the conical flask on the post it note
  • add 0.5 mol/dm^3 of HCL and start a stop watch
  • stop the stop watch when the cross can no longer be seen
  • redo the experiment with the same volume and concentration of sodium thiosulfate but increasing the concentration of HCL by 0.5 each repetition
  • WELL VENTILATED AREA
19
Q

what is equilibrium ?

A

when the forwards reaction is equal to the backwards reaction - SAME RATE

20
Q

what is dynamic equilibrium ?

A
  • concentration and products have reached a balance and won’t change
21
Q

what does it mean if the equilibrium lies to the left ?

A

the concentration of the REACTANT is GREATER than the PRODUCT

22
Q

what does it mean if equilibrium lies to the right ?

A

the concentration of the PRODUCT is GREATER than the REACTANT

23
Q

what do the position of equilibrium depend on ?

A
  • temperature
  • pressure
  • concentration
24
Q

what is Le Chantelier’s principle ?

A

the idea that if you change the conditions of a reversible reaction at equilibrium the system will try counteract that change
- can be used to predict the effect