Equilibrium Cramming GuideW

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1

What is the formula for Ideal Gas Law manipulation?

Kp= Kc(RT)n

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2

What does R stand for (ideal gas law)

Gas constant

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3

What does n stand for? (ideal gas law)

mol products - mol reactants

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4

What does Kp > Kc mean?

More products

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5

What does Kp < Kc mean?

more reactants

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6

How do you convert celsisus to kelvin?

c + 273.15

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7

What does Qc < Kc mean?

System shifts right

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8

What does Qc > Kc mean?

System shifts left

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9

What does Qc = Kc mean?

No shift

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10

What does increasing the concentration of the product/Decreasing the concentration of the reactant do?

Shift the system left

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What does Decreasing the concentration of product/Increasing concentration of reactant do?

Shift system right

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12

What does increasing the temp do?

Shift system torwards reactants

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13

Wht does decreasing the temp do?

Shift system torwards products

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14

What does increasing pressure/Decreasing volume do?

Fewer mol

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15

What does decreasing pressure/increasing volume do?

More mol of gas

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16

What shifts do catalysts do?

None

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17

What is the difference between Kinetics & Equilibrium?

Kinetics is speed, Equilibrium is balance

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18

What is the formula for Ksp?

Ksp = [Product 1][Product 2]

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19

What is the formula for finding the total pressure?

Ptotal = givent atm + solved for atm

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20

On a concentration vs time graph, What happens when theres more reactant?

Equilibrium shifts right

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21

On a Pressure vs Time graph, what happens when the pressure is increased?

mol gas decreases

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