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Explain the collision theory of reactions
Chemical reactions require collisions with sufficient energy to break and form bonds
How is the activation energy of a reaction like a wall or barrier?
Reacting particles must have a certain minimum amount of energy to react to form product, just as it takes a certain amount of energy to climb over a wall or barrier.
How is the rate of a reaction influenced by a catalyst? How do catalysts make this possible?
A catalyst increases the rate of reaction by providing an alternative reaction mechanism with a lower activation energy.
Define a reversible reaction
In a reversible reaction, reactants are continually forming products and products are continually forming reactants.
How do the rates of the forward and reverse reactions compare to a state of dynamic chemical equilibrium?
They are equal
What is Le Chatelier's principal?
A system in dynamic equilibrium changes to release a stress applied to it.
What the solubility product constant (Ksp) represent?
The product of in concentrations raised to the power of their coefficients.
How does the addition of a common ion affect the solubility of another substance?
Lowers the solubility
Is the free energy of a reaction help predict whether the reaction will be spontaneous?
A spontaneous reaction has a negative free energy.
What is the meaning of entropy?
A measure of disorder in a system.
The products in a spontaneous process or more orders than the reactants. Is this entropy change favorable or unfavorable?
Unfavorable
Are all spontaneous processes exothermic? Explain.
No, some endothermic processes are spontaneous because of their favorable change in entropy.
What two factors together detrmine whether a reaction is spontaneous?
enthalpy change and entropy change
Energy that is available to do work is called ___.
Free Energy