Basic Concepts
The state where forward and reverse reaction rates are equal
What is dynamic equilibrium?
Expression for K in terms of concentration
What is KC?
This leads to the reaction shifting towards the right
What is Q < K?
This leads to shift away from added substance
What is increase in concentration?
This is what ICE Stands for
What is Initial, Change, Equilibrium?
The result of concentrations at equilibrium
What is they remain constant?
These are not included when calculating K
What are solids and liquids?
This leads to the reaction shifting towards the left
What is Q > K?
Decrease in volume shifts toward
What is fewer moles of gas?
Variable commonly used for change
What is x?
This symbol ⇌ is used for this type of chemical reaction
What is a reversible equation?
This is the relationship between KC and KP
What is KP = KC(RT)^(Δn)?
This leads to Q equaling K
What is equilibrium?
This has no impact on an equilibrium position
What is adding a catalyst?
Small K assumption mean
What is x is negligible?
Type of system required for equilibrium
What is a closed system?
What a large K value indicates
What is products favored?
This is what is used to calculate Q
What is initial concentrations?
This shifts an endothermic reaction to the right
What is increasing temperature?
Type of math often needed
What is solving quadratics?
What determines whether equilibrium favors reactants or products
What is the equilibrium constant (K)?
This alteration leads to K being squared
What is doubling the coefficients of K?
This is the purpose of comparing Q and K
How do you predict the direction of reaction shift?
Only factor that changes K
What is temperature?
The solution when using ICE tables
What is equilibrium concentrations?