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equilibrium
forward and backward reactions are happening simultaneously
we use two half arrows
reversible and happenign all the times
one equilibrium is acheived,
the amount of each reactant and product remains constant
equilibrium is
dynamic
the forward and backward reactions continue
At equillbrium, forward and backward reactions occur
at equal rates
at equilirbium, the concentraiton of products and reactants
remain constant
equilibrium will be acheived
given enough time
we can describe the progress of an equilibrium constant using
reaction quotient (Q)
Q=

If Q is large
more products
if Q is small
more reactants
At equilibrium to value of Q is equal to the
equalibrium constant (K)
K=
also equal to Kforward/Kreverse
products/reactants

equilibrium with gases
use Kp
in terms of partial pressure

relationship between Kc and Kp
Delta v is the sum of coefficient for products minus the sum of coefficients of reactants

homogeneous equilibria
when the reactants and products are all in the same phase
heterogeneous equilbria
not all substances exist in the same phase
pure liquids and pure solids are not included in the equilibrium expression
If K > 1
reaction is product favored
equilibrium lies to the right
If K<1
the reaction is reactant favored
equilibrium lies to the left
when we reverse an equation
we invent the value of K (take the reciprocal)
When we multiply the coefficients in a balanced equation
we raise K to the corresponding power
x1/n
nsqrt(x)
k3 can be reactant favored, but
not as much as k2
If Q < K
the reaction shifts to form more products
equilibrium reactants<current reactants
if Q=K
reaction is at equilibrium
if Q>K
the reaction will shift to form more reactants