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Card 16
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Explain why this is the rate determining step
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Card 17
Front
What change in reaction conditions would cause the value of the rate constant (k) to change?
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Card 18
Front
Using the equations, how can you tell that substance X acts as a catalyst in this reaction?
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Card 19
Front
Explain why this Kc value has no units
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Card 20
Front
State why the volume V need not be known in calculating the value of Kc for the reaction
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Card 21
Front
Suggest why this pure water is not acidic
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Card 22
Front
Explain why the pH of an acidic buffer solution remains almost constant despite the addition of a small amount of acid
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Card 23
Front
Explain why the pH of an acidic buffer solution remains almost constant despite the addition of a small amount of sodium hydroxide
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Card 24
Front
Explain why a basic buffer (CH3CH2NH2/CH3CH2NH3+) maintains an almost constant pH when a small amount of HCl is added to it
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Card 25
Front
Explain why a basic buffer (CH3CH2NH2/CH3CH2NH3+) maintains an almost constant pH when a small amount of NaOH is added to it
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