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rate law forward
k[R1][R2] - det experimentally
factors affecting rxn rate
T, [reactant], medium, catalysts (take rxn to equil but do not change equil b/c equally fast fwd and reverse rxn)
P, V and moles (Le Chatlier's)
inc P or dec V = favor side w/ fewer moles gas
Rxn orders
sum of exponents in rate law (can have fractional, mixed order rxn)
K = 1, K >1, K<1
equal P and R, more P, more R
enthalpy
measure of heat change at constant pressure
(standard) enthalpy of rxn
sum Hprod - sum Hreact (at standard conditions - b/c Hf element = 0)
standard heat of formation
Hf = characteristic of compound formed from elem in standard state b/c Hf element = 0
Hess's Law
enthalpies of rxn are addititive (manipulate steps to get net rxn (mult coeff = mult enthalpies) + switch direc of rxn = switch sign of H)
Bond dissociation energy related to enthalpy
can give E of formation of compound (intermed steps); ∆Hrxn = Bonds Broken - Bonds Formed
Entropy
∆S = Q/T (greater entropy = greater disorder), ∆Suniv = ∆Ssystem + ∆Ssurround = > or = (if equil) 0
Gibbs free E
∆G = ∆H - T∆S, (if neg, indicates max amt W can be done b/c in J)
heat capacity
specific heat c * mass
specific heat and amt heat transfer (relation)
higher = higher per 1 degree inc
What forms faster - more KN or TD stable product?
KN b/c lower Ea, but if T high enough + molec has enough E, will pref TD product
acetylene structure
ethyne! C2H2
enthalpy, entropy, and free energy are all __ functions
state functions - path independent
1 atm = ___ torr/mm Hg
760
Ideal Gas Assumptions
no IMF, elastic collissions, molec no vol, high T, low P
Van-der-Waals eq for real gasses (actual P and V are ___)
(P+an^2/v^2)(V-nb) = nrt ; actual P less, V more
Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures
Pa = XaPt
Kinetic Molecular Theory of Gas says
properties of whole gas dependent on motion of individ particles
Kinetic Molec Theory Assumptions
no IMF, KE for all gasses same at same T, elastic, continuous motion, particles = 0 vol
Avg Molec Speed
KE = 3/2kT (k = boltman's) = for 1 particle!!
RMS speed of a Gas
Sq Rt (3RT/MM)
Rate of Effusion and Diffusion equations
Sq Rt (inverse of MM's) set up ratio of RMS + cancel numerator
3 types of cubic unit cells (make up crystals)
simple cube, body cube (1 more molec in middle) , face-centered cube (1 more molec per side)
Characteristics of Ionic structures
poor e- conduc in solid, strong IMF = immobile (metallic strucutres - strong covalent bonds)
Freezing pt, Boiling pt effect by solute molecs + equation (quant)
change = Kf or Kb*m (molality) (fp goes down, bp goes up)
Eq for Osmotic Pressure
P = MRT (more solute = > p b/c M = molarity)
Raoult's Law
VP dec as # solutes inc: Pa=Pao*Xa (solute or solvent) - only for ideal solns where attraction b/w all molecs is the same