What is equal when a reaction is at equilibrium
Forward and reverse reactions
I’m equilibrium the reaction is not
Static
In equilibrium, the rates of forward and reverse reactions are
Equal
At equilibrium, the concentration of products and reactants
Remain constant
Chemical equilibrium
Equilibrium involving a chemical reaction
Physical equilibrium
Equilibrium involving physical change (states of matter)
Chemical equilibrium has two types :
Homogenous and heterogenous
Homogenous equilibrium
All chemicals are in the same state of matter
Heterogenous equilibrium
More than one state of matter
The equilibrium constant
No matter starting composition of reactants and products, the same ratio of concentrations is achieved at equilibrium
The equipment constant expression
Kc= produces over reactants
[P][P]/[R][R]
Kc is
Equilibrium constant
Based on molarities
The larger the K value
The more products present at equilibrium
K»1
Products dominate at equilibrium (equilibrium to left) right shift
K«1
Reactants dominate at equilibrium (equilibrium to right) left shift
LeChateliers principle
If you disturb equilibrium, it will shift to undo disturbance,
(Changing in products or reactants concentrations)
Adding a reactant or product
Shifts the equilibrium away from the increase
Removing the reactant or product
Shifts the equilibrium towards the decrease
To optimize the amount of product at equilibrium
Flood reaction vessel with reactant and continually remove products
Increase of pressure
Favors the direction that has fewer moles of gas in a reaction
Decrease in pressure
Shift toward larger number of gas moles
Temperature increase or decrease
Using energy term in equation, can be treated like reactant or product
Does changing temperature change the value of K (ratio)
Yes
Positive Kj
Reactant
Endothermic