Maths - T1 W6 Reaction rates, chemical equilibrium

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What is a chemical equilibrium?

A balance between the forward conversion of reactants to products and the back conversion of products to reactants

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What symbol is used to represent an equilibrium reaction?

⇌

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What is a dynamic equilibrium?

A state where the forward and back reactions occur at the exact same rate so macroscopic properties do not change

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What is a saturated solution?

A solution that contains the maximum quantity of solute that is normally possible at a given temperature

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Give examples of biologically relevant equilibria.

Haemoglobin and oxygen binding, protein-enzyme binding/dissociation, DNA hybridization, and homeostasis (temperature, pH, water control)

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What does the equilibrium constant expression (K

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) equal for a reaction aA+bB⇌cC+dD?

K

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[A]

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[B]

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What do the square brackets in equilibrium expressions denote?

Concentrations in mol dm

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−3

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What does K

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p

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represent in chemical equilibria?

The equilibrium constant with respect to partial pressures

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What does a magnitude of K

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1×10

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2

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(greater than 1000) indicate about an equilibrium position?

Products are much greater than reactants, and the equilibrium is said to "lie to the right"

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What does a magnitude of K

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indicate about an equilibrium position?

Products are much less than reactants, and the equilibrium is said to "lie to the left"

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What is the reaction quotient (Q

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An expression identical in form to K

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calculated using non-equilibrium concentrations to determine which direction a reaction will proceed

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What is the self-ionisation equation for water?

H

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O(l)⇌H

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(aq)+OH

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(aq)

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What is the value of the ion product of water (K

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) at 25 \textdegreeC?

1×10

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How does temperature affect K

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Because K

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is based on an equilibrium, it varies with temperature

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How is pH defined mathematically?

pH=−log[H

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What is the pH of pure water where [H

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pH=7

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What is the acid dissociation constant (K

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) formula for a weak acid HA⇌H

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[HA]

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[H

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