Unit 5: Kinetic Flashcards

1
Q

The rate constant is depended on?

A

Temperature

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2
Q

Elementary reactions?

A

One that can occur in one step.

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3
Q

Maxwell-boltzmann distribution curve?

A

Labels the number of particles in a specific energy range (kinetic energy) depending on temperature. Area represents the probability of reacting.

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4
Q

Reaction coordinate?

A

Shows progress along the reaction time.

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5
Q

Energy profile?

A

Gives energy along reaction coordinate.

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6
Q

Arrhenius equation?

A

Relates temperature dependence of the rate of an elementary reaction to the activation energy needed by molecular collisions to reach the transition state.

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7
Q

When measuring reaction rate, you measure?

A

The rate of concentration

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8
Q

When measuring reaction rate, do you consider intermediates?

A

No

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9
Q

When determining rates of appearance and disappearance for each agent, what do you need to consider in order to set the rates of each agent to be equal?

A

Stoichiometry

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10
Q

Rate expression?

A

For the rate of each agent to be equal, the rate must be computed from the agent without a coefficient. This can be done using stochiometry.

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11
Q

Rate law?

A

Relationship between the rate and the concentration which are related by a proportionality constant, k.

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12
Q

Rate equation = ?

A

k[A]^m[B]^n, m & n are order of reaction.

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13
Q

How will different orders of a reaction change the rate if a double the concentration? 6•

A

•1st order m = 1: k[A], double concentration of A, rate will double
•2nd order m = 2: k[A]^2, double concentration of A, quadruple rate
•m = -1: k[A]^-1, double the concentration of A, half the rate
•m = -1/2: k[A]^-1/2, double the concentration of A, 0.7x the rate
•half order m = 1/2: k[A]^1/2, double the concentration of A, 1.4x the rate
•0 order m = 0: k, double the concentration of A, no change in the rate.

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14
Q

Overall rate order of a reaction is?

A

Sum of the exponents in the rate law.

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15
Q

Integrated rate law?

A

A rate function in terms of time.

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16
Q

With a first order integrated rate law, what can you do to simplify your work?

A

Reorder it into a linear equation.

17
Q

Half life?

A

Time it takes for the original concentration to be reduced by half (t_1/2)

18
Q

What does the half life depend on?

A

It depends on k, and k depends on the material in the question.

19
Q

What reaction step is the slow and fast step?

A

The slow step is most similar to the order of the rate law of the total reaction.

20
Q

Elementary reactions?

A

It involves at most two molecules

21
Q

Why are elementary reactions important when analyzing reaction rates?

A

Because it is more unlikely for all reagents to collide simultaneously.