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What is the symbol for an Equilibrium constant?
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Kc
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What is the formula for the Law of Mass Action?
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Kc= [C]◇ + [D]◇/[A]◇ + [B]◇
(the diamonds in this formula symbolizes exponents) |
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The only caveat is that tge reactants and products must be either _______________, in order to be included in the expression for Kc.
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Gases or in a solution
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Describe the magnitude of Kc.
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If Kc is very large for a certain reaction, it means that you have mostly product, and very little reactant. If the Kc is very small, you will have mostly reactants and very little product.
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When you know the Kc, and you want to find Kp, what is the formula we use?
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Kp= Kc (RT)▲n
(▲n= moles product - moles reactant) |
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Since solids and liquids does not fill their containers, d/MW= constant, meaning ______ is constant?
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Molarity
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Suppose we encounter a reaction in progress, how would ee know if its going to the left (←) or right (→)?
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If Qc = Kc (equilibrium)
If Qc < Kc (to the right) ↑pro ↓rxn If Qc > Kc (to the left) ↓pro ↑rxn |
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What is Le Châtelier's princple?
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If a system (i.e. a reaction) at equilibrium is disturbed, the position of equilibrium will shift, so as to minimize the disturbance.
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What are the disturbances entailed in Le Châtelier's principle?
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-Adding or removal of products or reactants.
--Gasses- increase or decrease in pressure or volume. ---Changes temp or catalyst included. |
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Based on Le Châtelier's principle, adding or removing a product or reactant, what will occur?
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Add a reactant-rxn shifts right (→).
Remove reactant- rxn shifts left (←). Add a product- rxn shift left (←). Remove product- rxn shift right (→). |
ONLY FOR GASES OR SOLUTIONS!
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