Title: Review
1Review Solution Concentration
- 1. Aqueous sodium benzoate, 50 mL at a
concentration of 1.1 M, was dilututed to produce
a 0.02 M solution. What is the volume of this
sample? - 2. An solution (density 1.22 g/mL) contains
5.0 mass NaBr and 10 mass Ca(NO3)2 in water.
What is the molarity of NaBr?
2Chapter 12 General Rate Expressions
- Rate change in a quantity divided by
the change in time
Examplesspeed change is distance/change in
time mph miles/hours rpm
revolutions/minute flow rate gallons/minute
3Reaction Rates 01
- Reaction Rate The change in the concentration of
a reactant or a product with time (change in
molarity per second M/s) Reactant ?
Products aA ? bB
4Reaction Rates - Table
- Consider decomposition of N2O5 to give NO2 O2
- 2 N2O5(g) 4 NO2(g)
O2(g)
5Reaction Rates - Graph
6Calculating Rate Over a Time Interval
Calc average rate of N2O5 reaction from 100 to
300 seconds
? N2O5 .0120 .0169
0.0049 M ? time 300 100
200 sec
rate
ave. rate 2.45 x 10-5 M/sec
7Rate Law Reaction Order 01
- Rate Law Shows the relationship of the rate of a
reaction to the rate constant and the
concentration of the reactants raised to some
powers. - For general reaction a A b B ? c C
d D rate k Ax By - x and y must be determined experimentally
- k the rate constant
8Rate Law Reaction Order 01
- Rate Law Example
- For the reaction 2 N2O5 ? 4 NO2 O2
- The rate law determined by experiment is
- rate -k N2O51
-
9Rate Law Reaction Order 01
- Rate Law Example
- For the reaction 4HBr O2 ? 2Br2
2H2O - The experimentally-determined rate law is
- rate - k HBr1 O21
- Note that the rate law exponents are NOT
taken from the coefficients of the balanced
equation.
10Rate Law Reaction Order 02
- Reaction Order The sum of the powers to which
all reactant concentrations appearing in the rate
law are raised.
Example For the rate law rate k NH31
CH2O0 k NH31 Reaction order
sum of exponents
11Rate Law Reaction Order 02
- Reaction Order The sum of the powers to which
all reactant concentrations appearing in the rate
law are raised.
- Example
- For the rate law rate k HBr1 O21
- Reaction order sum of exponents
-
12Rate Law Reaction Order 02
For the rate law rate k NH31
CH2O0 k NH31 Reaction order
1 0 1 or first order For NH3
rate varies as the conc. of NH3 changes
high NH3 conc. gives high reaction rates low
NH3 conc. means the rate is slower
For CH2O CH2O0 is always equal to 1
13Rate Law Reaction Order 02
- Review The overall order of the reaction is
the sum of the powers to which all reactant
concentrations appearing in the rate law are
raised. - Each component also has its own order.Example
if rate k HBr1 O21 - for O2, reaction is
- Reaction order must be determined
experimentally.Exponents are not taken from
balanced equation.
14Rate Law Reaction Order 07
- Rate Constant A constant of proportionality
between the reaction rate and the concentration
of reactants.
plot rate vs. Br2 to get a straight line
(assume first order in Br2
rate ? Br2 rate kBr2 0
In this linear relationship, what does k
represent?
15Rate Law Reaction Order 02
- Reaction Order The sum of the powers to which
all reactant concentrations appearing in the rate
law are raised. - Reaction order is determined experimentally
- By inspection Ex see how rate changes when
conc. is doubled - From slope of the line, using the appropriate
plot
16Rate Law Reaction Order 05
- Reaction of nitric oxide with hydrogen at
1280C 2 NO (g) 2 H2 (g) ? N2 (g)
2 H2O (g) - From the following data, determine the rate law
(by inspection). Find the value of the rate
constant
17Rate Law Reaction Order 05
- Reaction of nitric oxide with hydrogen at
1280C 2 NO (g) 2 H2 (g) ? N2 (g)
2 H2O (g) - The generic rate law for this reaction is
18Rate Law Reaction Order 05
- 1. Find rate law exponents by inspection
- Compare Exp. 1 and Exp 2 NO doubles rate
goes up 3.9 times - Compare Exp. 2 and 3 H2 doubles rate
goes up 2.0 times
19Rate Law Reaction Order 05
- 2. Calculate Rate Constant
- Use first reaction to find k
- rate k NO2 H2
- k rate/( NO2 H2) (1.3 x
10-5)/(5.0 x 10-3)2 x (2.0 x 10-3) 260
Or second reaction
20Rate Law Reaction Order 04
Find rate law