Week Nine Flashcards

1
Q

negative delta G

A

spontaneous change will occur in forward

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2
Q

Dynamic equilibrium

A

a reaction that has no net change in overall composition

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3
Q

Kc equation

A

[A]^a [B]^b

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4
Q

Kc rule

A

only have one positive value at a particular temp

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5
Q

Qc

A

when not in equilibrium

can have any positive value

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6
Q

Kp

A

[PC/standard P]c [PD/standard P]d

—————————– [PA/standard P]a [PB/standard P]b

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7
Q

standard pressure

A

1 x 10^5 pa

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8
Q

Kp equation when given Kc

A

Kp = Kc(1000RT/standard pressure)^delta n gas

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9
Q

delta n gas equation

A

(number of moles of gaseous products) - (number of moles of gaseous reactants)

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10
Q

Changing the direction of equilibrium

A

the new equilibrium is the reciprocal of original

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11
Q

Kc’

A

reciprocal

1/Kc

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12
Q

Multiplying coefficient by a factor

A

the equilibrium constants are multiplied

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13
Q

Adding Chemical equilibriums

A

the equilbrium constants are multiplied

Kc3 = Kc1 x Kc2

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14
Q

Decreases in gibbs energy

A

spontaneous changes occur

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15
Q

Delta G of reaction equation

A

Delta G of reaction at standard + RTlnQ or RTlnK
where r is gas constant
t is temp
lnQ is log of reaction quotient

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16
Q

gas constant

A

8.314

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17
Q

large negative Delta G

A

equilibrium is towards products

18
Q

large positive Delta G

A

equilibrium is towards reactants

19
Q

Le chateliers Principle

A

equilibrium will try and counteract any changes and bring system back equilibrium

20
Q

Adding or removing a product or reactant

A

alters concentration

Q changes and system is no longer at equilibrium

21
Q

Changing volume of system

A

changes both concentration and partial pressure of reactant and product

22
Q

Increasing volume

A

decreases partial pressure and total pressure

23
Q

Qc equation

A

[nC]c [nD]d
—————- x V2
[nA]a[nB]b

24
Q

Qc relationship with Volume

A

inproportional

25
Q

Adding an inert gas at constant volume

A

increases total pressure but doesnt alter the position of equilibrium

26
Q

Changing the temp of reaction mixture

A

equilibrium constant can be changed by altering the temp of a mixture

27
Q

increasing temp - endothermic

A

increases k, products are favoured

28
Q

increasing temp - exothermic

A

decreases k, reactants are favoured

29
Q

Van Hoffs Equation

A

DlnK/Dt = delta H of reaction at standard/RT^2

30
Q

Addition of catalyst

A

brings system to equilibrium more rapidly, position of equilibrium isnt affected

31
Q

Change of gibbs free energy

A

(energy of higher phase) - (energy of lower phase)

32
Q

Delta G >0

A

spontaneous change

33
Q

Delta G = 0

A

no spontaneous change

34
Q

delta of mix Gibbs free energy

A

always negative (due to increase in entropy)

35
Q

Delta G at standard > 0

A

large amount of reactants

36
Q

Delta G at standard < 0

A

large amount of products

37
Q

QC

A

shift towards products

38
Q

QC>Kc

A

shift towards reactants

39
Q

Dln

A

change in K

40
Q

Dt

A

change in temp

41
Q

Equilibrium concentration

A

initial concentration + change in concentration