(A) Topic 6 - Equilibria Flashcards

Physical - AS - Dr Doyle - Papers 1, 2 & 3 (9 cards)

1
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How does increasing the temperature affect an equilibrium?

A

Moves to the endothermic direction

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2
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How does decreasing the temperature affect an equilibrium?

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Moves to the exothermic direction

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3
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How does increasing pressure affect an equilibrium?

A

moves to the side with the fewest moles of gaseous atoms

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4
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How does decreasing pressure affect an equilibrium?

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Moves to the side with the most moles of gaseous atoms

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5
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How does increasing the amount of reactants affect an equilibrium?

A

moves in the forward direction

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6
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How does decreasing the amount of reactants affect an equilibrium?

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Moves in the reverse direction

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7
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How does adjusting surface area or adding a catalyst affect an Equilibrium?

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The Equilibrium does not shift, the reaction just speeds up and reaches equilibrium more quickly.

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8
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What does it mean if Kc >1

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The concentration of products is greater thatn the concentration of reactants, and so the equilibrium lies to the right hand side

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9
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What does it mean if Kc<1

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Then the concentration of reactants is greater than the concentration of products, and the equilibrium lies to the left hand side.

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