Introduction to Equilibrium
Direction of Reversible Reactions
Reaction Quotient and Equilibrium Constant
Calculating the Equilibrium Constant
Magnitude of the Equilibrium Constant
100

Many chemical reactions have on of this

What is a reversible reaction

100

Metallic carbonates decompose into these

What are metallic oxides and carbon dioxide

100

The study of the electromagnetic radiation absorbed and emitted by atoms

What is atomic spectroscopy

100

From the equilibrium constant expression, we can calculate the value of K by using these

What are concentrations

100

The value of K can never be this

What is negative

200

The reaction that goes from reactants to products

What is a forward reaction

200

Metallic chlorates decompose into these

What is metallic chlorides and oxygen

200

This happens when atoms or molecules absorb energy

Energy is released as light energy

200

Keq has a direct relationship with this variable

What is T

200

K depends on the pressures or this of reactants and products in a reaction at equilibrium.

What are concentrations

300

The reaction that goes from products to reactants

What is the reverse reaction

300

hydrogen peroxide decomposes into these

what are water and oxygen

300

atoms of each element emit this of light

What is a characteristic color

300

When calculating the equilibrium constant, the concentration of these are used

What are products over reactants

300

This of K can tell us how the concentrations of products and reactants will compare at equilibrium

What is magnitude

400

When the rates of the forward and reverse reactions are equal

What is equilibrium 

400

Metals and nonmetals make these

What is a salt

400

The color of visible light determined by this

What is wavelength

400

This changes can affect the value of K

What is temperature

400

If K is greater than 1, this is favored

What are products

500

At equilibrium, these do not change, []

What is concentrations

500

metallic oxides and water form these

What is a base

500

Light emitted by a single element be separated into its constituent wavelengths using this

What is a prism

500

If this does not change, the ratio of products to reactants will remain constant.

What is temperature

500

If K is less than 1, this is favored

What are reactants