Week Nine Flashcards
negative delta G
spontaneous change will occur in forward
Dynamic equilibrium
a reaction that has no net change in overall composition
Kc equation
[A]^a [B]^b
Kc rule
only have one positive value at a particular temp
Qc
when not in equilibrium
can have any positive value
Kp
[PC/standard P]c [PD/standard P]d
—————————– [PA/standard P]a [PB/standard P]b
standard pressure
1 x 10^5 pa
Kp equation when given Kc
Kp = Kc(1000RT/standard pressure)^delta n gas
delta n gas equation
(number of moles of gaseous products) - (number of moles of gaseous reactants)
Changing the direction of equilibrium
the new equilibrium is the reciprocal of original
Kc’
reciprocal
1/Kc
Multiplying coefficient by a factor
the equilibrium constants are multiplied
Adding Chemical equilibriums
the equilbrium constants are multiplied
Kc3 = Kc1 x Kc2
Decreases in gibbs energy
spontaneous changes occur
Delta G of reaction equation
Delta G of reaction at standard + RTlnQ or RTlnK
where r is gas constant
t is temp
lnQ is log of reaction quotient
gas constant
8.314