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zero order graph
[A] vs time -ive slope; rate vs concentration straight horizontal line
first order graph
ln[A] vs time -ive slope; rate vs concentration straight sloped upward line
second order
1/[A] vs time + slope; rate vs concentration is curved up
rate of reaction equation aA+ bB to cC+ dD
(-1/a)([A]/t)=(-1/b)([B]/t)=(1/c)([C]/t)=(1/d)([D]/t)
rate laws are written in terms of reactants or products?
reactants
what stays constant in zero order (how to determine the order or data)?
concentration
what stays constant in first order (how to determine the order or data)?
half life
what stays constant in second order (how to determine the order or data)?
half life gets longer
Kc/Keq/Kp is…
[product]/[reactants]
Q TRENDS: Q=K
system balanced therefore no shift at equilibrium
Q TRENDS: Q>K
too many products therefore reaction shifts left
Q TRENDS: Q<K
not enough products therefore shifts right
list of strong acids
HCl
HBr
HI
HClO4
HNO3
H2SO4
Arrhenius acid bases
acids dissociate to release H+ into solution bases release OH-
bronsted-Lowry acid bases
acid donates proton to another substance, bases accepts a proton from another substance
lewis acid and bases
acid accepts an electron, bases donate an electron