Ch.18 rates of reaction
No description yet. This curated deck is ready for daily study.
Card preview (20)
rate=
change in conc / change in time
rate units
mol dm-3 s-1
shape of 0 order conc time graph
straight with - grad
shape of 1st order conc time graph
downward curve
half life
time take for conc to half constant value in 1st order exponential decay only on conc time graph
k= (first order only and only conc time graphs)
ln2 / half life
shape of a 0 order rate conc graph
horizontal straight line
shape of a 1st order rate conc graph
straight line graph through origin + grad
shape of a 2nd order rate conc graph
upwards curve plot rate conc ^2 graph = straight line through origin grad = k
continuous monitoring of rate with a colouromiter
. prepare standard solution of known conc of a coloured chemical . select filter with complementary colour . zero with water . measure absorbance readings of standard solutions to plot calibration curve of absorbance against conc . carry out reaction taking absorbance readings at measured time intervals . use calibration curve to transfer absorbance reading into a conc . plot a conc time graph and determine orders
k of a 0 order reaction
= to the gradient of conc time graph or the y intercept on a rate conc grah
grad of 1st order conc time graph and rate conc graph
grad of conc time = ROR grad of rate conc = rate constant
initial rate
grad at t=0 on conc time graph
clock reaction
initial ROR is change in conc / time for a visual change longer a physical change takes the less accurate it is under 15% reactants used is good over that data is not accurate ROR is proportional to 1/t change in conc is assumed to be constant
rate determining step
slowest step in a multi step reaction reactants are in the rate equation orders in rate equation give stoichiometry
increase in temp does what to k
increase
arhenius equation
ln k = - Ea/R . 1/t + ln A
what does e ^ -Ea/RT represent
proportion of molecules that exceed Ea
what is A and what does it represent
pre exponential term / frequency factor takes into account the frequency of collisions with the correct orientation rate if no Ea
what happens to k with an increase in: A Ea T
increase decrease increase