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Nitrogen as an element exists as…

A diatomic gas

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How many bonds can N form?

Three bonds

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Reactivity of nitrogen (and explain why)

It is very unreactive because of the v.strong triple bond which needs a lot of E to break

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Name the 3 main nitrogen compounds

NO / NO2 / N2O

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Why do plants need nitrogen?

For growth

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Predict the appearance (/state) of NO2 at RTP

A brown gas

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Source of NO

Car engines

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Source of N2O

From bacteria in the soil

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State the conditions of dynamic equilibrium (3)

Rate forward is equal to the rate backwards / conc of R and P are constant / closed system

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How to find the rate on a conc vs time graph

Find the gradient

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Describe the POE when Kc = 1

POE is in the middle

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Describe the POE when Kc > 1

POE is towards products

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Describe the POE when Kc < 1

POE is towards reactants

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Kc ONLY changes with…

Temperature

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What does ICEE represent? (Each letter)

Initial mol / Change in mol / Equilibrium mol / Equilibrium conc

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What is Chatelier’s principle?

If a system at equilibrium is disturbed the POE shift to oppose the change

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State the 2 main ways of removing a chemical from an equilibrium reaction?

Physically / chemically

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Describe the effects of changing (increase) pressure on the POE

Increasing pressure, POE shifts to the side with least moles of gas

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3 points in finding Kc by experiment

Mix known amounts of reactant / wait for equilibrium to be reached / do an experiment (titration) to find the conc of one chemical in the mixture

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Define rate

Change in [R or P] / time

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Define activation energy

The minimum combined E needed for a reaction to occur when 2 particles collide

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What is an intermediate?

A chemical made in one step but used in another

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A chemical used in one step and remade in another is…

A catalyst

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What is the slowest step called?

The rate determining step (rds)

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What does the overall rate of a reaction depend on?

The slowest step (rds)

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What can affect the overall rate of reaction?

Chemicals IN OR BEFORE the rds

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What is the (1) main property of the ‘slowest’ step

It has the highest Ea (activation energy)

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What is molecularity?

It tells us how many particles are in the rds.

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If [R]1 in the rate expression

Only 1 lot of that chemical is involved in or before the rds / reaction is 1st order wrt R / double the [R] = double the rate

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If [R]2 in the rate expression

2 lots of that chemical is involved in or before the rds / reaction is 2nd order wrt R / double the [R] = quadruple the rate

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(Evaluate) If the R is not include in the rate expression

Chemical is not involved in or before the rds / reaction is 0 order wrt R / double the [R] = no change in the rate

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What is the overall order?

All the orders in a rate expression added up.

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Mechanism for 1st order means:

1 lot of that chemical in or before the rds

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Mechanism for 2nd order means:

2 lots of that chemical in or before the rds

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Mechanism for 0 order means:

0 lot of that chemical in or before the rds / only used after the rds

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Why is a reaction with 3 reactants, statistically unlikely?

The 3 particles would have to collide simultaneously, which is highly unlikely.

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Describe the appearance of a conc vs rate graph for 0 order

A straight horizontal line

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What happens to macroscopic properties in dynamic equilibrium?

A system at dynamic equilibrium has no change in macroscopic properties

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(T/F) The position of equilibrium can only ever be exactly in the middle of the reactants and the products

False

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What is K ?

Kelvin

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What is k

Rate constant

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State how the rate constant, k varies with temperature T?

As temperature increases k increases exponentially

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How to find Ea? (3 steps)

Find gradient / x 8.314 / divide by 1000

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Units for Ea

KJmol-1

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What would be the units for 1/T?

K-1

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Relationship between rate and k

Rate is proportional to k

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What can you use instead of Ln(k)? (2 options)

Ln(rate) / Ln(1/time)

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How many trials should you do (in an experiment) and why?

5 trials, need 5 points to plot a graph

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Why should you not use trial 5?

Because trial 5 is too quick

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Explain why 2NO2 + F2 → 2NO2F may not agree to the mechanism?

3 particles would have to collide simultaneously, which is highly unlikely (/statistically unlikely)

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State what is happening to the forward and reverse reactions once equilibrium has been reached?

Rates are equals

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Suggest why industrial process might not use high pressures?

High pressure is too expensive

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Suggest why industrial process might not use low temperatures?

Low temperature makes the process slow / reaction rate low

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Suggest why is it unlikely that carbon dioxide stored under the ocean would escape back into the atmosphere?

High pressure under the ocean keeps the CO2 in place

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Give one polluting effect of carbon monoxide?

Its toxic

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Give one polluting effect of carbon dioxide?

It causes global warming / greenhouse effect

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Give 2 ways that can remove CO2 from the atmosphere?

Plant more trees / promote photosynthesis by phytoplankton

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limfaow

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How can half life show if a rxn is first order?

Half life is constant

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Units for rate constant from 1st order reaction

s-1

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What is the Arrhenius equation used for?

To calculate a value for the activation energy Ea

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When can colorimetry be used?

When only 1 substance is coloured

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Relation between absorbance and concentration

Absorbance is proportional to concentration

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2 main things to do before using a colorimeter

Zero it with water / choose filter with complementary colour

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What does a calibration curve graph show?

Absorbance vs time

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In what circumstance, is volume NOT needed when calculating Kc

When sum of the coefficients on the left = sum of the coefficients on the right

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On the Y axis of an Arrhenius graph, u should plot

Ln(k)

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What (2) measurements can we take for reactions with gas products, to find rate?

Volume of gas made / Mass loss if a gas is made

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What (2) gases cannot be measured for ‘mass lost if gas is made’ and why?

Hydrogen gas bc its too small & light / toxic gases bc its toxic

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What (2) measurements can we take for reactions with ionic R / P, to find rate?

Conductivity if many ions / pH for [H+]

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Whats the fancy word for samples

Aliquot

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How does increasing conc/pressure affect rate?

It increases rate by increasing the frequency of collisions

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How does increasing surface area affect rate?

It increases rate by increasing the frequency of collisions

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How does increasing temperature affect rate?

It increases rates by increasing the frquency of collisions AND proportion of collisions with E>Ea)

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How does a catalyst affect the rate of a reaction?

It increases rate by increasing proportion of collisions with E>Ea

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Suggest one way to increase surface area of a solid reactant

Use it in powder form

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Suggest 2 ways of collecting a gas made from a reaction

Gas syringe / through water

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What are the 3 gases that you cannot collect through water?

Steam / HX / CO2

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What chemical is made when CO2 is dissolved in water?

Carbonic acid

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How would you calc average rate? (the equation)

Total amount made / total time taken

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What is the typical units for rate?

moldm-3s-1

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What are the units of the rate constant for a reaction that is third order overall? (mol first)

mol-2dm6s-1

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Can the rds involve a catalyst?

Yes

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What 2 main things cannot be in the rate expression?

An intermediate / A chemical that is 0 order

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How many half-lives must you construct on a graph?

At least two half-lives

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What are the units of the rate constant for a reaction that is first order overall?

s-1

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What happens when hydrogen halides mix with water

Make acidic solutions

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Solubility of hydrogen halides

Very soluble

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What type of bonds to hydrogen halides have?

Covalent bonds

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Test for HX (include observation)

React with NH3 to make NH4+X- (s) which produce steamy white fumes

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Product of the reaction HX(g) + NH3 (g). (include state symbols)

NH4+X- (s)

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Write the equation on making hydrogen halides (include state symbols)

NaX (s) + c.H2SO4 (aq) —> NaHSO4 (aq) + HX (g)

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What observation would you see in the reaction: NaX (s) + c.H2SO4 (aq) —> NaHSO4 (aq) + HX (g)

White fumes

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In what ways can you collect hydrogen halides?

Through gas syringe (only)

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What are the products for HBr + H2SO4 ? (include state symbols)

Br2 (g) + SO2 (g) + H2O (l)

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What are the observations for the reaction HBr + H2SO4?

Orange gas

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What are the products for HI + H2SO4 ? (include state symbols)

I2 (g) + H2S (g) + H2O (l)

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What are the observations for the reaction HI + H2SO4?

Purple gas / rotten egg smell

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What chemical has a rotten egg smell?

H2S (g)

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Source of NO2 ?

Car engines / oxidation of NO