2025-01-23T04:25:12+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p><strong>Dynamic equilibrium</strong></p>, <p><strong>Equilibrium constant (๐’ฆ)</strong></p>, <p><strong>Law of mass action </strong>(equation for ๐’ฆ)</p>, <p>When the value of ๐’ฆ is large <strong>(๐’ฆ &gt;&gt; 1)</strong>...</p>, <p>When the value of ๐’ฆ is small <strong>(๐’ฆ &lt;&lt; 1)</strong>...</p>, <p>For gaseous <strong><u>only</u></strong> reactions, the ___ of a gas is = ___ and can be expressed using ___ <strong>(what equation)</strong></p>, <p>Equation(s) for converting between ๐’ฆ<sub>c</sub> โ‡Œ ๐’ฆ<sub>p</sub> (only for gases <strong>behaving ideally</strong>)</p>, <p>If you <strong>reverse</strong> an equation, the equilibrium constant is...</p>, <p>If you <strong>multiply</strong> an equation, the equilibrium constant is...</p>, <p>If you add <strong>equations</strong> to find the overall ๐’ฆ, the equilibrium constants are...</p>, <p><strong>Solid (s) and pure liquid (l)</strong> substances don't change their ___, so in equilibrium expressions they can be ___</p>, <p><strong>Reaction quotient (๐‘ธ)</strong></p>, <p>If ๐‘ธ &gt; ๐’ฆ, the reaction moves ___ to reach equilibrium</p>, <p>If ๐‘ธ &lt; ๐’ฆ, the reaction moves ___ to reach equilibrium</p>, <p>If ๐‘ธ = ๐’ฆ, the reaction is ___</p>, <p>If you <u>increase the concentration of </u><strong><u>reactants</u></strong> (L &lt; ๐’ฆ), the reaction shifts ___</p>, <p>If you <u>increase the concentration of </u><strong><u>products</u></strong> (L &gt; ๐’ฆ), the reaction shifts ___</p>, <p>If the <strong>volume</strong> of a reaction (at equilibrium) <strong>increases</strong>, the <u>pressure</u> ___</p><p>If the <strong>volume</strong> <strong>decreases</strong>, the <u>pressure</u> ___</p>, <p>If you <strong>increase the pressure</strong> of a reaction, the reaction shifts ___ in order to ___ the pressure</p>, <p>If you <strong>decrease the pressure</strong> of a reaction, the reaction shifts ___ in order to ___ the pressure</p>, <p>Equation for finding <strong>the concentration of a substance</strong></p>, <p>If you <strong>add a noble gas to a reaction</strong>, the pressure ___ but the volume ___, the value of Q ___</p>, <p>If you <strong>change the temperature</strong> of a reaction what happens to ๐’ฆ</p>, <p>Exothermic reaction vs. endothermic reaction <strong>(in relation to heat)</strong></p>, <p><strong>In <u>exo</u>thermic reactions</strong>, what <u>direction does the reaction shift</u> and what happens to the <u>value of ๐’ฆ</u> when you <strong>increase or decrease</strong> the temperature</p>, <p><strong>In <u>endo</u>thermic reactions,</strong> what <u>direction does the reaction shift</u> and what happens to the <u>value of ๐’ฆ </u>when you <strong>increase or decrease</strong> the temperature</p>, <p>Equation for finding ฮ”G for a reaction<strong> under any conditions</strong></p>, <p>Equation for <strong>equilibrium constant using ฮ”G</strong></p>, <p><strong>Find ๐‘ธ<sub>p</sub> of a reaction</strong> when given <u>moles of substances and volume</u></p> flashcards
Week 2 - chemical equilibrium

Week 2 - chemical equilibrium

  • Dynamic equilibrium

    When the forward and reverse reaction are occurring at the same rate/speed (and the concentration of R/P stops changing)

  • Equilibrium constant (๐’ฆ)

    The ratio of the concentration of the R/P at equilibrium

  • Law of mass action (equation for ๐’ฆ)

    ๐’ฆ = (Cc ยท Dd) รท (Aa ยท Bb)

    - Letters are the concentrations of the substances (in M)

    - Superscripts are the coefficients of the substances

  • When the value of ๐’ฆ is large (๐’ฆ >> 1)...

    Concentration of products is bigger than the concentration of reactants (right side favored)

  • When the value of ๐’ฆ is small (๐’ฆ << 1)...

    Concentration of reactants is bigger than the concentration of products (left side favored)

  • For gaseous only reactions, the ___ of a gas is = ___ and can be expressed using ___ (what equation)

    ๐’ฆp = (PcC ยท PdD) รท (PaA ยท PbB)

    - The partial pressure of a gas is = its concentration

  • Equation(s) for converting between ๐’ฆc โ‡Œ ๐’ฆp (only for gases behaving ideally)

    ๐’ฆp = ๐’ฆc ยท (RTฮ”n) โ†” ๐’ฆc = ๐’ฆp รท (RTฮ”n)

    - ๐’ฆp = partial pressure of reaction

    - ๐’ฆc = concentration equilibrium of reaction

    - ฮ”n = (coefficients of all products) - (coefficients of all reactants)

    - R = 0.08206 L ยท atm / mol ยท K

  • If you reverse an equation, the equilibrium constant is...

    Inverted (1 รท ๐’ฆforward)

  • If you multiply an equation, the equilibrium constant is...

    Raised to the same factor (๐’ฆx)

  • If you add equations to find the overall ๐’ฆ, the equilibrium constants are...

    Multiplied by each other (๐’ฆ1 ยท ๐’ฆ2)

  • Solid (s) and pure liquid (l) substances don't change their ___, so in equilibrium expressions they can be ___

    1) Concentrations

    2) In equilibrium expressions they can be omitted entirely (they do not effect the equilibrium state)

  • Reaction quotient (๐‘ธ)

    The ratio of the concentrations of the R/P at any point in the reaction

    - Same concentration and partial pressure equations as๐’ฆ

  • If ๐‘ธ > ๐’ฆ, the reaction moves ___ to reach equilibrium

    Right (more products are made)

  • If ๐‘ธ < ๐’ฆ, the reaction moves ___ to reach equilibrium

    Left (more reactants are made)

  • If ๐‘ธ = ๐’ฆ, the reaction is ___

    At equilibrium

  • If you increase the concentration of reactants (L < ๐’ฆ), the reaction shifts ___

    To the right to form more products

    (decrease in concentration shifts left to form more reactants)

  • If you increase the concentration of products (L > ๐’ฆ), the reaction shifts ___

    To the left to form more reactants

    (decrease in concentration shifts right to form more products)

  • If the volume of a reaction (at equilibrium) increases, the pressure ___

    If the volume decreases, the pressure ___

    1) Volume increase โ†’ pressure decreases

    2) Volume decreases โ†’ pressure increases

  • If you increase the pressure of a reaction, the reaction shifts ___ in order to ___ the pressure

    1) Shifts to the side with less moles of gas

    2) decrease the pressure (return to equilibrium)

  • If you decrease the pressure of a reaction, the reaction shifts ___ in order to ___ the pressure

    1) Shifts to the side with more moles of gas

    2) Increase the pressure (return to equilibrium)

  • Equation for finding the concentration of a substance

    C = n รท V

    - n = moles of substance

    - V = volume given

  • If you add a noble gas to a reaction, the pressure ___ but the volume ___, the value of Q ___

    1) Pressure increases

    2) Volume stays the same

    3) The value of Q stays the same

  • If you change the temperature of a reaction what happens to ๐’ฆ

    The actual value of ๐’ฆ changes because the equilibrium constant is temperature dependent

  • Exothermic reaction vs. endothermic reaction (in relation to heat)

    - Exothermic reactions RELEASE heat (heat is a product)

    - Endothermic reactions ABSORB heat (heat is a reactant)

  • In exothermic reactions, what direction does the reaction shift and what happens to the value of ๐’ฆ when you increase or decrease the temperature

    1) Increase temp (add heat product) โ†’ shifts left to reactants โ†’ ๐’ฆ decreases

    2) Decrease temp (remove heat product) โ†’ shifts right to products โ†’ ๐’ฆ increases

  • In endothermic reactions, what direction does the reaction shift and what happens to the value of ๐’ฆ when you increase or decrease the temperature

    1) Increase temp (add heat reactants) โ†’ shifts right to products โ†’ ๐’ฆ increases

    2) Decrease temp (remove heat reactants) โ†’ shifts left to reactants โ†’ ๐’ฆ decreases

  • Equation for finding ฮ”G for a reaction under any conditions

    ฮ”G = (-RT) ยท ln(๐’ฆ)

    - R = 8.314 J/K

  • Equation for equilibrium constant using ฮ”G

    ๐’ฆ = e(-ฮ”G รท RT)

    - ฮ”G is the one found from a previous reaction using 'ฮ”G under any conditions' equation

  • Find ๐‘ธp of a reaction when given moles of substances and volume

    1) Find partial pressure of substances using P = nRT รท V

    2) Plug those values into regular reaction quotient equation