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What is the units for liter conversion
22.4
What is the number for molecules in stoich?
6.022 × 10²³
What are all the unit conversions?
Grams to moles and vice versa, liters to moles and vice versa, and moles go molecules and vice versa
Is it possible to do grams to molecules in one step? Why or why not?
No because no direct conversión between the two so must convert to moles first
What unit is the middle man
Moles
What temperature is standard
Kelvin
How to turn Celsius into kelvin
Add 273
What is boyle’s law
P1(V1)=P2(V2). Volume and pressure are inverse porprotional. Graph is decreasing and concave up. Temperature stays constant
What is charles’s law?
V1/T1=V2/T2. Pressure is constant, volume and temperature is directly proportional, and the graph is linear increasing
What is gay-lussac’s law
P1/T1=P2/T2. Volume is constant and pressure and temp are directly proportionsl. Graph is linear increading
What is the name for standard pressure?
Atmosphere
What is the unit for kelvin and atmospjere?
K for kelvin, ATM for atmosphere
What is STP?
Standard temperature and pressure. Universal unit for gas
What is kinetics?
Study of reaction rates and the factors affecting these rates
What is reaction rates?
Change in concentration of a reactant or product per unit of time
What is the activated complex?
The height of a rection. Temporary unstable arrangement that changes to form products
Where is activation energy? graph
From the reactants line to the actiated complex. Energy needed to initate the reaction. Do activated complex-rectants
What is the reverse equation?
The opposite so an it would be an exo graph if the initial graph was endo
What is true about activation energy and rate for exo and endo graphs?
Exo’s needed activation energy is low so rate is high and endo’s activation energy is high so rate is low
What is the enthalpy in a graph?
Energy of products-energy of rectants. So difference between the two
What is potential energy of activatd complex? graph
From activatd complex to products
What is potential energy for products? graph
Products to 0. Basically the heigh of the products
What is the potential energy for reactants? Graph
reactants like to 0. Basically height of reactants
What is a catalyst? What are changes it makes?
Substance that speeds up reaction by lowering activation energy. Increases forward and reverse reactions but does not change equilibrium
What are factors that increase reaction rate?
Temperature, concentration, surface area, pressure, and use of a catalyst
How to increase reaction rate
Increase tenperatyre, concentreration, surface area, prssure, and use a catalyst
Do ionic or covalent bonds react faster?
Ionic
What does the use of an inhibitor do?
Slows down reaction
When is equilibrium reached?
If concentration stays the same. NOT that prodcuts and reactants equal each other
When does nonequilibrium happen?
When thers a limiting factor
What is enthalpy?
Amount of heat per mole (J/mol)
if more reactant is added, what is the reaction and what happens to equilibrium?
Forward reaction speeds up and will shift right to balance
If product is added, what happens to equilibrium?
Will shift left to balance
If reactant is removed, what happens to equilibrium?
Will shift left to balance
If product is removed, what happens to equilibrium?
will shift right to balance
If change in heat is negative, what does it mean in terms of reactants and products?
Heat is released so it becomes a product
If change in heat is positive, what does it mean in terms of reactants and products?
Heat is absorved so it becomes a reactant
If heat increases, how does that impact equilibrium?
It will shift to opposite side that heat is on to releave stress
If heat decreases, how does that impact equilibrium?
It will shift to the side that heat is on
If volume decreases, what happens to equilibrium? How does this change affect pressure
Shifts to the side with least particles. Change decreases pressure
If volume increses, what happens to equilibrium? Why? How does this change affect pressure
Shifts to side with more particles. Does it to regain lost pressure so it increases pressure