unit 4: kinetics Flashcards

1
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factors that affect reaction rates?

A

physical state
reactant concentration
reactant temp
presence of catalyst

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2
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how does physical state affect reaction rate?

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more readily they collide, the more readily they react.

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3
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how does reactant concentration affect reaction rate?

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more molecules= more reactions

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4
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how does reactant temp affect reaction rate?

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kinetic energy increases with temp. move more quickly = increased frequency of collisions.

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5
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how does catalyst affect reactant rate?

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not involved in overall reaction, affects the kinds of collisions.

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6
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what is ln2

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used to find half life, = 0.693

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7
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relation of temp and rate?

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rate constant (approx. ) doubles with every rise of 10 degrees C

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8
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what is the collision model?

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bonds are broken and new bonds are formed in a reaction
molecules can only react if they collide with each other, but they can collide and not react If they’re not properly aligned.

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9
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what is activation energy?

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the small amount of energy needed to have a reaction make place. the point where its least stable. minimum energy needed to get molecules to transition state is activation energy

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10
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what is transition state

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reactants gain energy throughout the reaction, activation energy.

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11
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what happens at higher energies?

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more molecules possess the energy for the reaction to occur. have higher energy than activation energy, meaning the reaction rate increases.

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12
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higher temp on a graph.

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when temp is higher the peak of the graph is lower and to the right a it, smushed.

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13
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what is a mechanism?

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series of stepwise reactions that show how reactants become products. elementary reactions

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14
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what is required for a successful reaction?

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proper orientation and energy.

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15
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what is an intermediate?

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something that is made and immediately reacted.

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16
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catalysts?

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increase rate of reaction, decrease activation energy. don’t get used up, present at beginning and end of reaction

17
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homogeneous catalysts

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reactants and catalyst are in the same state. usually faster bc they hit each other faster

18
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heterogeneous catalysts

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diff phase than reactants. often gasses reacting on solid catalyst. often rate determining step

19
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enzymes

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biological catalysts. active site where reactants attach, reactants are referred to as substrates. sometimes its a lock and key model, very specific shape for both. happens very fast.

20
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but… how do catalysts work?

A

provides a different route for a reaction that requires less activation energy

21
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how is rate calculated with [ ] and t?

A

rate = concentration over time. mol/l(s)

22
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which step is the rate determining one?

A

one with the highest activation energy

23
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how to calculate rate with balanced equation?

A

going to/ coming from for your fraction.

24
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what is rate law?

A

R= k [a]^x[b]^y

25
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elementary reaction

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elementary reaction is a chemical reaction in which one or more chemical species react directly to form products in a single reaction step and with a single transition state.