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Equilibrium constants are when K = ?
Products over reactants
What do you not include in equilibrium constant expressions?
No solids or liquids
What does Q (reaction quotient) mean
Where the reaction is at the current time
What does K (equilibrium constant) mean
Where the reaction wants to be at equilibrium
What does it mean if Q<K
The reaction will shift right
What does it mean if Q>K
The reaction will shift left
What does it mean if K>>1×10³
It means that the products are favored at equilibrium (more products at eq)
What does it mean if K<<1×10³
It means that the reactants are favored at equilibrium (more reactants at eq)
If delta H is negative, what side of the reaction does it show up on?
The product side
If the reaction is exothermic which way will it shift the reaction if temperature is increased?
It will shift to the left
Exothermic means heat is a product and delta H is negative
If the reaction is endothermic which way will it shift the reaction if temperature is increased?
to the right
Endothermic means heat is a reactant and delta H is positive
If pressure is increased (or volume is decreased) which way will the reaction shift?
It will shift to the side with less moles of gas
What is the reaction relating ΔG° and Keq

If ΔG°<0 what is Keq
Keq>1
if ΔG°>0 what is Keq
Keq<1
When a reaction is spontaneous the _____ are favored at equilibrium
Products
When a reaction is nonspontaneous the _______ are favored at equilibrium
Reactants