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Homogeneous
Reactants in the same stage
Heterogeneous
reactants in multiple phases
for the reaction:

aA+bB=cC+dD
-1/a*delt.[A]-1/b*delt.[B]=1/c*delt.[C]
Rate Laws
0 Order: rate= k
1st order: rate= k[A]
2nd Order: rate= k[A]^2
Integrated Rate Laws
0 Order: [A]_t= -kt+[A]_0
1st Order: ln[A]_t= -kt+ln[A]_0
2nd Order:1/[A]_t= kt+ 1/[A]_0
Half life eq.
t(1/2)= ln2/k
Elementary reaction
either unimolecular or bimolecular
complex reaction
contains several elementary steps
Catalyst
Increases reaction rate w/o being consumed
changes the mechanism of the reaction
does not change the proportion of the products
Enzymes
very efficient catalysts
their active sites interact with a substrate
Equillibrium
products and reactants still being formed
rate of formation=rate of removal
Equillibrium constant Kc eq.
Kc= [products]/[reactants]

*always raise them to the power of their stoic. coef.
ex/ 2H= [H]^2
*exclude pure solids
ideal Gas Law
PV=nRT
pressure constant eq.
Kp=Kc(RT)^delt.n
*only works if its gas phase
*delta n = n,gas products-n,gas reactants
determine product/reactant favored from Kc
Kc>1 Product favored
Kc<1 Reactant favored
Kc=1 Equilibrium
predicting reactions from Q and Kc
Q<Kc goes forward
Q>Kc goes backward
Q=Kc equilibrium
Le Chatlier's Principle
A system at equillibrium resists change
If pushed it pushes back
Exothermic rec.
Kc decreases as T increases
less product favored at high T
Endothermic reac.
Kc increases as T increases
more product favored at high T
Solvent
component w/ greatest amount
solute
dissolved in the solvent
Miscible
liquid dissolves in all proportions
Immiscible
liquids separate out
Alchohols
polar head (hydrophilic)
non-polar tail (hydrophobic)
Lattice Energy
Energy holding the forces together in a crystal
if Delta H is:
positive- endothermic
negative- exothermic
mass fraction

weight percent
mass solute/total mass sol.

mass frac. x 100
Molarity
mol of solute/L of sol.
Molality
mol of solute/ kg of solvent
Osmotic Pressure eq.
P=cRTi
c= molarity
i= # of particles
stron/ weak acids/bases
strong ones completely ionize
weak ones dont
Ph=
-log[H_3O]
finding pH from Ka
Ka= x^2/Molarity
Lewis acid/base
acic-accepts pair e-
base-donates pair e-
buffer
chemical system that resists changes in pH
delta S =
ndeltaH/T
*know Gibbs energy ch.18
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Delta G^0=
-RTlnK^0