ChemistryEffect on Reaction Constant Kc in Electro-chemistry The partial pressure is the pressure which the gas would have if it filled the same volume by itself. The total pressure of a gas…
ChemistryEffect of Temperature Change in terms of Le Chatelier’s Principle Temperature has a significant effect on most reactions. The position of the equilibrium will shift with a change of temperature. Reaction rates generally increase with…
ChemistryEffects of Pressure Change in terms of Le Chatelier’s Principle Le Chatelier’s Principle can also be used to predict how changing the pressure can also alter the position of equilibrium. The pressure of a gas…
ChemistryLe Chatelier’s Principle An equilibrium position will always shift if the amount of any substance in the equilibrium mixture is changed. If more reactant is added, or if…
ChemistryPredicting the Direction of Reaction How could we predict the direction in which a reaction at non-equilibrium conditions will shift to re-establish equilibrium? The reaction quotient, Qc, is an expression…
ChemistryDescribe on Equilibrium Constant Kp If we express a gas-phase equilibria in terms of partial pressures, we obtain the equilibrium constant Kp. For the reaction below: CO (g) + 3H2…
ChemistryEquilibrium Constant for the Sum of Reactions We can combine equilibrium reactions whose Kc values are known to obtain Kc for the overall reaction Combining rules If a reaction is reversed, invert…
ChemistryCalculating Equilibrium Concentrations If the equilibrium constant for a reaction is given, it is possible to calculate the concentrations of substances in the equilibrium concentrations or mixture. Consider…
ChemistryObtaining Equilibrium Constant Expressions Equilibrium concentrations for a reaction cannot be predicted theoretically. They must be obtained experimentally and then substituted into the equilibrium constant expression in order to…
ChemistryEquilibrium Law for Heterogeneous Reactions In heterogeneous systems where two or more phases are present at equilibrium (e.g. solid and gas), the equilibrium is unaffected by the amounts of pure…