chem kinetics

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Chemical Kinetics

Study of factors that affect the rates of chemical reactions and the mechanisms (series of steps) by which reactions take place. 

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Rxn Rate

the # of atoms, ions, or mlc that react in a given time to form products. 

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rxn rate equation

change in [reactant]/change in time

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factors that change rate of rxn

Temp, Concentration, agitation, catalyst. Particle size, nature and physical states (Types of bonds). 

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Collision Theory

particles must collide in order to react and must be effective and have proper orientation in order to collide. 

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Activation Energy

the minimum energy that colliding particles must have in order to react. 

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Equilibrium

rate of when the forward rxn is equal to rate of the reverse reaction.

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characteristics of equilibrium

When a rxn reaches equilibrium, concentrations of reactants and products are constant, Doesn't stop moving but are at constant, Starts right when stop changing

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K

equilibrum constant (TEMP DEPENDENT)

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k>>1

products are favored and reaction goe sto completion

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k<<1

reactants are favored and the reaction does not proceed significantly toward products.

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K~1

neither reactants or products are favored and usually a lot of products and reactants are at equilibrium

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Le Chatliers Principle

 If a “stress/change” is applied to a reaction that is at equilibrium the rxn shifts to relieve the stress. 

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types of stress (le Chat)

Change concentrations of reactant/product, change temp (adding or removing heat), change pressure (gas only) by increasing or decreasing the volume.