Chemical Equilibrium

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If K=1 then
The conc of reactants and products are similar and reaction maybe typically reversible
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The difference between the equlibrium constant and the reaction quotient?
Reaction quoitient uses actual concs (That maybe initial)
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When th reaction Quotient and rate constant is compared it is used to determine?
The direction of the reaction
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Equilibrium in live systems. Which is incorrect
None
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Dispersion systems. Which is Incorrect?
2 types: Homogenous (eg emulsion, suspension foam) and heterogenous (eg. solution, mixtures of gases, alloys)
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What is a reverse osmosis?
Filtration of solution using external pressure through semipermeable membrane which can retain solute so a pure solution can be obtained
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Calculate osmatic pressure=RTc. Which is incorrect?
c= osmolality
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Differences between osmolarity and osmolaity?
Osmolarity = mol/kg
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What is oncotic pressure?
Colloid osmotic pressure (osmotic pressure of a colloid solution eg. cytosol, blood plasma)
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How to calculate the activity of particle (B)?
aB =YB(activity coefficient) x ConcB
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What is the equation for ionic strenght?
I= 0.5 (sum of the conc of ions and (charge of ions)^2)
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What does the increasing ionic strenght mean?
This decreases the activity coefficient and increases the difference between activity and conc (a
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Equilibrium in live systems. Which is incorrect

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