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molecularity
# of reactant molecules
higher rate
smaller Ea
higher rate
larger f
higher rate
larger k
higher temperature
higher rate
# of mechanism steps
# of humps on the energy diagram
first order
ln[A] vs. time
second order
1/[A]_t vs. timeq
zero order
[A] vs. time
concentration of reaction, temperature, pressure
effect reaction rate
moles of gas doesn't change
pressure doesn't affect reaction rate at all if...
Q=K
equilibrium
larger Ka
higher [H3O+]
stronger acid
higher [H3O+]
Q < K
favors product
Q > K
favors reactant
arrhenius acid
substance w/ H+ in formula, dissociates to yield H3O+
arrhenius base
substance w/ OH- in formula, dissociates to yield OH-
bronsted lowry acid
donates protons
bronsted lowry base
accepts protons
lewis acid
accepts electron pairs
lewis base
donates electron pair
small k value
no rxn
larger k value
rxn goes to completion
intermediate k value
significant amts of product and reactant
1/Q rev
Q fwd needs to be reversed
Q^2
Q needs to be multiplied by two
Ai/K > 400
assumption rule
shifts right
add reactant
shifts left
remove reactant
shifts left
add product
shifts right
remove product
no effect
adding inert gas
shifts if moles changes
changing volume of container (also e
endothermic
temp increase favors
exothermic
temp decrease favors
positive
temp increase increases kc if h rxn is
negative
temp increase will decrease kc if h rxn is
Qsp>Ksp
precipitate forms
Qsp<Ksp
no precipitate forms
E cell> E0cell
Q<1
E cell=E0cell
Q<1
E cell<E0cell
Q<1
decreases solubility
adding a common ion
reduced
oxidizing agent is
oxidized
reducing agent is
spontaneous
voltaic cells uses a _________ reaction
non-spontaneous
electrolytic cell uses a ______ reaction
oxidation
anode is
reduction
cathode is
spontaneous
E_cell > 0
spontaneous direction
stronger oxidizing agent is the one that proceeds in the
1 V
1 J/C

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