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EXAM VI (QUIZ REVIEW)
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What will happen when additional reactant is added to a system at equilibrium?
a) more products will form
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At chemical equilibrium. which of the following is always true of the concentration of reactants and products?
a) they are constant
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The statement “Equilibrium lies to the right” meant that at equilibrium
a)product concentrations are much greater than reactant concentrations.
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When equilibrium lies to the right, Keq is
c) much greater than 1
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What is equilibrium constant for the general equation aA + bB ⇄ cC +dD?
K =\[C\]c\[D\]d/\[A\]a\[B\]b,
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A heterogeneous equilibrium is one in which the substances are
d) in different states
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Chemical equilibrium exists when
d) two opposing processes occur at the same right
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Refer to Figure 16-2. What is the equilibrium constant for the system?
d) \[AB\]/ \[A\] \[B\]
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How would a reduction in volume of the container in the figure above affect the concentration of AB, assuming the other conditions are kept constant?
A) \[AB\] would increase.
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How would an increase in temperature affect the concentration of AB, assuming the other conditions are kept constant?
b) \[AB\] would decrease
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In the figure is the forward reaction exothermic and endothermic?
b) the forward is endothermic
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In the figure is the reverse reactions exothermic or endothermic?
c) the reverse exothermic
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What is the value of ΔH for the reverse reaction in the figure?
c) -200 KJ
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Where would the kilojoules of heat be placed for the reversed thermochemical reaction in the figure?
a) with products
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What is the activation energy for the forward reaction in the figure?
d) +300 KJ
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What is happening to the enthalpy of `the` ice in diagram 3?
b) there is an increase in entalphy
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What is happening to the enthalpy of the liquid substance in diagram 1?
d) There is an increase in enthalpy
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What is happening to the enthalpy of the liquid substance in diagram 3?
c) there is a decrease in enthalpy
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If 335g water at 22.5 C loses 9750 J of heat, what is the final temperature of the water.
c) 18.5 C
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The temperature of a sample of water increases from 25.0 C to 50.0 C as it absorbs 50.0 calories of energy. What is the mass of the sample.
2\.0 g
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21
According to the collision theory
d) both molecular orientation and energy level must be right for a reaction to occur
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What is the general relationship between concentration and reaction rate?
a) the higher concentration, the higher the reaction rate
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The symbol used to represent concentration is
d. \[ \]
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Activation energy equals the
b) difference between the peak energy and the energy of the reactants
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the symbol used to represent “change in” is
c) **Δ**
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What is the general relationship between temperature and reaction rate?
a) The higher the temperature, the higher the reaction rate
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Chemical kinetics is mainly concerned with
a) reaction rate
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reaction rate is the change in
d) concentration per unit time
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In order for molecules to react with one another, they must
c) collide
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What factors account for the fact that powdered sugar dissolve more quickly than granulated sugar under the same conditions?
d) surface are
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