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5.3 Concentration changes over Time. *order of a reaction can be inferred from a graph of concentration of reactant versus time units: Differentiated Rate Law - compares change in concentration. to rate (time is held constant) Integrated Rate Law -change in time to concentration. Zero Order First Order Second Order [A] k=-m Time Rate: [A]₁₂-[A] = -kt InCAT k=-m Time In [A]₁₂-\n [A] ₁₂ = -kt I [A] k=m Time 1 1 = kt [A] [A]o Lmol's or MS-¹ life increases mol LS or MS-¹ S- life decreases. ½ life is constant Half Life= the time it takes for a radioactive sample to decay to half its original amount +₁=0.693 k 5.4 Elementary Reactions. elementary rxn = process in chemical rxn that occurs in a Single event or step *overall chemical reaction cludes one or more elementary ryns. •rate law for elementary rxn can be inferred from stoichiometry of molecules in collision reaction mechanism = process by which a reaction occurs EX) rxn occurs according to 3 step mechanism: Step 1: A+ ATE Step 2: +3D+F Step 3: D+BE+F *C & D are INTERMEDIATES Overall: a) write rate law for each elementary step Step 1: rate=K[A] ² Step2 rate= K[C] [B] Step 3:ratek [D] [B] b)what is overall chemical equation for the reaction? 2A + 2B → E + 2 F
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Differential rate law, integrated rate law, zero first and second order graphs, half life, elementary reactions, reaction mechanisms
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factors that affect reaction rates, activation energy, concentration & reaction rate, reaction & multi step mechanisms, equilibrium constant & quotient, le chatliers principle
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5.3 Concentration changes over Time. *order of a reaction can be inferred from a graph of concentration of reactant versus time units: Differentiated Rate Law - compares change in concentration. to rate (time is held constant) Integrated Rate Law -change in time to concentration. Zero Order First Order Second Order [A] k=-m Time Rate: [A]₁₂-[A] = -kt InCAT k=-m Time In [A]₁₂-\n [A] ₁₂ = -kt I [A] k=m Time 1 1 = kt [A] [A]o Lmol's or MS-¹ life increases mol LS or MS-¹ S- life decreases. ½ life is constant Half Life= the time it takes for a radioactive sample to decay to half its original amount +₁=0.693 k 5.4 Elementary Reactions. elementary rxn = process in chemical rxn that occurs in a Single event or step *overall chemical reaction cludes one or more elementary ryns. •rate law for elementary rxn can be inferred from stoichiometry of molecules in collision reaction mechanism = process by which a reaction occurs EX) rxn occurs according to 3 step mechanism: Step 1: A+ ATE Step 2: +3D+F Step 3: D+BE+F *C & D are INTERMEDIATES Overall: a) write rate law for each elementary step Step 1: rate=K[A] ² Step2 rate= K[C] [B] Step 3:ratek [D] [B] b)what is overall chemical equation for the reaction? 2A + 2B → E + 2 F
5.3 Concentration changes over Time. *order of a reaction can be inferred from a graph of concentration of reactant versus time units: Differentiated Rate Law - compares change in concentration. to rate (time is held constant) Integrated Rate Law -change in time to concentration. Zero Order First Order Second Order [A] k=-m Time Rate: [A]₁₂-[A] = -kt InCAT k=-m Time In [A]₁₂-\n [A] ₁₂ = -kt I [A] k=m Time 1 1 = kt [A] [A]o Lmol's or MS-¹ life increases mol LS or MS-¹ S- life decreases. ½ life is constant Half Life= the time it takes for a radioactive sample to decay to half its original amount +₁=0.693 k 5.4 Elementary Reactions. elementary rxn = process in chemical rxn that occurs in a Single event or step *overall chemical reaction cludes one or more elementary ryns. •rate law for elementary rxn can be inferred from stoichiometry of molecules in collision reaction mechanism = process by which a reaction occurs EX) rxn occurs according to 3 step mechanism: Step 1: A+ ATE Step 2: +3D+F Step 3: D+BE+F *C & D are INTERMEDIATES Overall: a) write rate law for each elementary step Step 1: rate=K[A] ² Step2 rate= K[C] [B] Step 3:ratek [D] [B] b)what is overall chemical equation for the reaction? 2A + 2B → E + 2 F
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Stefan S, iOS User
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