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For an exothermic reaction, a temperature increase causes the value of K to do what?
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For an exothermic reaction, a temperature increase causes the value of K to decrease. Then, because Q>K, the reaction shifts toward reactants.
The opposite occurs for endothermic reactions. |
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When the stoichiometry of a reaction changes how does the new equilibrium constant change?
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When the stoichiometry of a reaction changes, the new equilibrium constant is raised to the same power. Thus, if a reaction is multiplied by 2, the equilibrium constant K is squared.
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If Q < K
which way does the reaction go? |
to the Right ---->
to form more Products |
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If Q > K
which way does the reaction go? |
to the Left <----
to form more Reactants |
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When a given balanced equation has a value of Kc = n
What is the Kc for the reverse of that equation? |
1/n
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When a given balanced equation has a value of Kc = n
What is the new Kc if you multiply the equation by 2? |
n^2
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