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Notes for all of unit 3 for CH102 class, goes over topics in equilibrium equations, practice problems, ICE tables, Ksp, Ka, and Kb, plus more.

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Lecture
17
Overview

The value of KC is specific to chemical reaction equation
·




Manipulation can
change the value of :

↳ reverse ran
gives
:
Ka


multiply ranby x gives (2) :





adding 2 rans
gives · ka
:
K

principle if you make that results
Le Chatelier's change to
system in
-


a a


then the concentrations of species will QC
QEhc ,
change until
again
kc Algebra-manipulating equilibria
OGran :


2A +
B =- 2C K ,
=
100 k,
= =
double ran: Important :




Ka /k ) a
==
4A +
2B =
4( =

h cannot bea
kn
,
-




negative number
half :
!
ran


A + B( Kz
:

(k) "2
Kz = =
it
reverse th :

2 = 2A +
B kn = =
Idea!
Big
Coupling equilibria
adding 2 rans




-
,





Know =
D k 100
=

.
m


K2 =
50 M

2AZ2D Know =??
↳ new




Lechatelier's Principle "If chemical reaction at equilibrium is subjected
-



a


to a change in conditions that displaces it from equilibrium then the reaction

adjusts toward new equilibrium state" CQ changes to meetagains
a




Nat3He2NH3
xmoles Na
ymoles He what happens if we
add Ne(g) ? denominator increases ,




NH3 originally Q smaller


=
z moles he : = number
gets
add N2 : Quew- Kn
Q =
Ka
spontaneous [

, if we add NHzI
what happens more
numerator increases



:
,




original : Q =
K number increases

add NH3 Qnew :
> k K
adding Ha0 can affect
nonspontaneous dilution of accueous
will
species which
what happens if we remove NHz ? affect Q



Q KC less numerator means

spontaneous
=




is smaller 2 d less number
Qnew
Ec :

S
Quaw Ka [N2] [Ha]

What happens if we add O2 ?
nothing changes or not part of ,
ran so does not affect he
equation
vol

double the of the container ? double etratio
What happens if we size




NH
new
Q,
original
H
Kn

=
: =




Q Oc
double volume : Q is
bigger
naw :
Q k 4Q

change nonspontaneous :




-
Lecture 18
Overview


Changing temperature does not change Oc rather changes
·




, , L


of Kn,
Increasing temperature of an endothermic reaction will increase the value
·




while of exothermic
increasing temp van decreasesKo
the solubility is the maximum amount of compound that can be dissoled
·

a


Mol
in 12 of .
water Units /

solubility equilibria describes the dissolution of ionic
compound . Reactants
·



an



have solid ionic compound and products have hydrated ions Equilibria . constant is


Ksp which always has denominator of 1
,

Connected book
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Donald A. McQuarrie, Peter A. Rock, Ethan B. Gallogly, Carole H. Mcquarrie General Chemistry
Publisher: 2010 ISBN: 9781891389757 Edition: Unknown

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