General Equilibrium
Le Chatelier
ICE
Kc
Miscellaneous
1

What is a chemical reaction in which the forward and reverse reactions are at equal rates?

equilibrium

1

If you add more reactants which way does equilibrium shift?

towards products

1
What does the C stand for in ICE
What is change
1
What does Kc mean
What is equilibrium constant
1

Which room is the new Year 12 study space in?

FLC 8

2

What does the symbol ⇌ mean in a chemical equation?

reversible

2

If you remove reactants which way does equilibrium shift?

towards reactants

2

When do you need an ICE table?

What is when equilibrium concentrations are unknown

2

If kc is greater than 1, what does that mean?

products are favored

2

On what day and date is the Chemistry exam? What time does it start?

Tuesday, November 10th, 9.00am

3

In an equilibrium expression, what do you exclude?

solids and liquids

3

If you increase pressure what is important in determining the direction of equilibrium?

number of moles

3

Initial concentrations for the reactant is 1.00 and for the product is 0. What will be the Change?

-x and +x

3

What do we do with the coefficients when writing an equilibrium expression?

write them as exponents

3

Half of you have 100% attendance (accounted for/approved) in Unit 4 Chemistry?

Xavier, Oscar, Ava, Fred, Naomi

4
In an equilibrium expression, what goes on the denominator?
What is the reactants
4

If you change temperature what is important in determining the direction equilibrium will shift?

exothermic or endothermic

4

What do we solve for in ICE table?

equilibrium concentrations 

4

What is the difference between Q and Kc?

Q is at any given moment, Kc is during equilibrium 

4

How many Green Chemistry Principles are there?

12

5

Balance the equation CH4+O2→CO2+H2O

1, 2, 1, 2

5

What are three variables that affect an equilbrium system?

concentration, temperature, pressure

5

If the reactant has a greater value, where does it shift?

to the right (products)

5

Steps in writing the Kc expression

1. identify reactants and products

2. put products on numerator and reactants on denominator

3. write coefficients as exponents

5

Will Oscar dress up as an old lady on Monday?

Yes. No. Maybe.