Define equilibrium reaction rate constant and mention its units.
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Define the equilibrium constant in terms of the rate constants for the forward and reverse reactions and through the concentrations or partial pressures of the reactants and products
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a. Write the reaction for a monoprotic acid HA with water and its equilibrium constant expression (K) b. Write the reaction for the conjugate base of HA with water and its equilibrium constant expression (Kb) c. Write the reaction for the auto-ionization of water and its equilibrium constant expression (Kw) d. Use the equilibrium expressions for Ka and Ko to prove that K Kb = Kw. What is the physical significance of the KaKb = Kw relationship?
Consider the equilibrium reaction and its equilibrium constant expression. *_ [ICI 12(g) + Cl () = 2ICI(g) [12] [CL] For the reaction 21C1(g) = 12(8) + C1,(8) select the equilibrium constant explossion. O x _ [L] [C12] [ICI) 2 [ICI] OK' =
What is the rate constant and rate constant units for a 3.5 order reaction? Given a rate of 5.2x10^-3 M/s; and the rate orders 1, 1/2, and 2 (given all three reactant concentrations are 0.10M). I got 16.44 M^-2.5 s^-1 but I'm not sure if my units are correct.
1 PUN) A reaction with a large equilibrium constant 1) has a fast rate
If a reaction with equilibrium constant, K1, is subtracted from a reaction with equilibrium constant, K2, then the equilibrium constant for the resulting reaction, K3, is A. K2 - K1 B. K2 * K1 C. K2 / K1 D. K1 / K2 E. different from any combination given here
Can someone please explain the
equilibrium rate constant and what it means and why it is used
here, and how it relates to the k and k prime shown above. Thank
you!
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