6, 2017 1. In addition to identifying the reactants and products, a thermochemical reaction equation provides...
6. (1 pt) Which represents an ENDOTHERMIC reaction? a. 10 kJ + reactants - products b. reactants-> products + 10 kJ C reactants - products d. reactants-products 7. (1 pt) Which represents a reaction that requires a catalyst? a. 10 kJ + reactants-> products b. reactants -> products + 10 kJ c. reactants products d. reactants-> products 8. (1 pt) Which represents reversible reaction? a. 10 kJ + reactants -> products b. reactants-> products + 10 kJ C. reactants products...
5. Consider a reaction starting with reactants and products in nonstandard state conditions, and a negative value of the nonstandard free energy change, AG. Which of the following best describes the redox reaction? A. Q=K and Ecell=0 B. Q<K and Ecell<0 c. Q<K and Ecell > 0 D. Q> K and Ecell <0 E. Q> K and Ecell > 6. The standard cell potential (Eºcell) of the reaction below is +1.08 V. What is the value of AGº for the...
7 Consider the following reaction at 298 K: NH3(g) +HCI(g)NH4CI(s) Using the thermochemical data at 298 K given below (a) Determine the AH for the reaction. (2 marks) (b) Determine the AG for the reaction and comment on its value. (3 marks) (c) Determine the maximum work done available in the reaction. (3 marks) An equilibrium mixture, consisting of 0.5 atm of NHy(), 0.5 atm of HCKg) and excessive of NH Cl(s), is enclosed in a container at 298 K...
7. Use the following thermochemical data to identify which statement is true pertaining to the reaction Fe,O,(s) + 3H2(g) à 2Fe(s) + 3H,O(g) AH(Feq (ə)) = -822 kJ mol AH(H0(9) --242 kJ mol 56.96 -0.090 kJ moi"! K S.= 0.131 kJ mollk! SPO = 0.027 kJ mol'k 54,00) -0.189 kJ mol-'k A The reaction is thermodynamically favourable at 20°C. B The standard enthalpy of the reaction is -96 kJ molt C The Gibbs energy change for the reaction at 500...
Biochemistry: 90. The heat enthalpy change in a reaction where delta G is -9.92 kJ/mol and delta S is -85.5 J/K at 25*C is: a. 35.39 kJ/mol b. -35.39 kJ/mol c. 25.48 kJ/mol d. -25.48 kJ/mol
Two reactants, A and B, react to form products C and D. The reaction is shown below: 2 A (g) + B (g) ----> 3 C (l) + C (g) ∆Hfo = ? kJ Given the following heats of formation for reactants and products, what is the heat of reaction (in kJ)? Reactant A: ∆Ηφο = - 314 kJ/mol; Reactant B: ∆Ηφο = - 221 kJ/mol; Product C: ∆Ηφο = - 165 kJ/mol; Product D: ∆Ηφο = -751 kJ/mol
Equations AS-re/T, AS system= ES® (products) - ES (reactants); AS univ=AS sys+AS sur; AGⓇ-AH- AGG products - Gractants; AGⓇ--RT In K TAS: Constants SJ/mol K): Na(s)=51.21, H20(1=69.95, NaOH(aq)-48.1, H2(g)=130.7 AHºr kJ/mol : Na(s)=0, H2O(I=-285.83, NaOH(aq)=-469.15, H2(g)=0 1) For the reaction: Na(s) + H2O(l) → NaOH(aq) + H2(g) at 298K a) Calculate AHºrn b) Calculate AS system c) Calculate AG® d) Explain why the reaction is favored by enthalpy, entropy favored, both or neither? e) Which direction does the equilibrium shift...
7.43 hours b) 16.5 hours c) 20.7 hours d) 34.2 hours e) 45.3 hours P21. (See. 13.4) A certain reaction has artes at 205 lata temperature of 25 .11 the activation energy (E) equals 85.6 kJ/mol what is the frequency factor (A) for the reaction (R = 8.314 J/mol K) a) 6.022 x 1023 /s b) 39.3/s 2.073 x 1017/s d) 7.453 x 106/s e) 5.128 x 1011 /s P22. (Sec. 13.4) The following reaction is a first order reaction....
1. The initial concentrations of reactants and products for this reaction are given below. N2(g) + O2(g) ⇄ 2NO(g) Calculate Q for this reaction. Answer this to one decimal place (e.g. 10.2) The initial concentration of N2 is 1.0 M The initial concentration of O2 is 1.0 M The initial concentration of NO is 2.5 M 2. The reaction below is not at equilibria and Q = 1.7. The equilibrium constant is K = 0.230. 2SO3(g) ⇌ 2SO2(g) + O2(g)...
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Question 10 1 pts The graphs show potential energy diagrams for the same reaction at T-900. K R P 1) uncatalysed process; 2) catalysed reaction Uncatalyzed Reaction 400 300 reactants 200 100 products Reaction coordinate Uncatalysed reaction: Potential Energy (P.E.) vs reaction coordinate. Energy is measured from O to 400. kJ, and the reaction coordinate is associated with the evolution of the reaction. The PE of the reactants is 225 kJ. Then the energy grows to 400. kJ,...