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32 Cards in this Set
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Equilibrium |
It is a state of a reaction where the rate of the forward reaction is equal to the rate of the back reaction. The reaction mixture contain reactants and products in equilibrium concentrations. |
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Equilibrium Constant K |
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Equilibrium Constant Shifting |
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Equilibrium Partial Pressure |
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Relationship between Kc and Kp |
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Multiple Equilibrium |
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How Balancing Affects Kc |
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Calculating Equilibrium Concentrations from Initial Concentrations and Kc |
With these variable concentrations, make an equation using Kc and calculate x. Once calculated, calculate each equilibrium concentration. |
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How Changes in Concentration Affect Equilibrium |
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How Increasing Pressure Affects Equilibrium |
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How Decreasing Pressure Affects Equilibrium |
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How Changing Temperature in Exothermic Reactions Affects Equilibrium |
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How Changing Temperature in Endothermic Reactions Affects Equilibrium |
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Electrochemistry |
When spontaneous redox reactions are used to produce electricity. |
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Balancing a Redox Reaction in an Acidic Medium |
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Balancing a Redox Reaction in an Basic Medium |
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Galvanic Cell |
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Galvanic Cell Illustration |
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Salt Bridge |
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Cell Diagram |
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Standard Conditions |
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Cell Potential |
If E°cell > 0, the rxn is spontaneous. If E°cell < 0, the rxn is non-spontaneous. E°cathode is always > 0 |
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Reading a Table of Standard Reduction Potentials |
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Some Notes on Standard Reduction Potentials |
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Gamma-Rule |
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Reduction Potential is Intensive |
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Non-Standard Conditions |
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Nernst's Equation |
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E°cell, Ecell, and Quotient |
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Heat of The Reaction at Constant Pressure |
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Enthalpy |
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Addinh Heat to a Reaction |
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