Kc,Kp,K,Kw,Ka

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Zero order
The rate is proportional to the concentration of the reactant to the power of 0. It has no effect.
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First order
The rate is proportional to the concenrtration of the reactant to the power of one.
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Second order
The rate is proportional to the concentration of the reactant to the power of two.
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Rate/ Concentration graph
Zero order: Straight line with zero gradient, First order: Straight line through the origin and Second order: upward curve with increasing gradient.
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Concentration/Time graph
Zero order: straight line with negative gradient, first order: downward curve with decreasing gradient and Second order: downward curve steeper at start but levels off more slowly
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Half-life
The time it takes for the concentration to half.
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Calculate Kc
1. Equation balanced 2.Workout the equilibrium 3.Convert equilibrium mole into concentration 4. Sub into Kc expression
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Calculate Kp
1. Mole fraction 2. Partial pressure 3. Sub into Kp expression.
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Find pH using conc of H ion
-log(H+)
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Find conc of H ion using pH
10 to the power of -pH
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Find pKa using ka
pKa = -logKa
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Find ka using pKa
ka= 10 to the power of -pka
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find ka
(H+)2 equili / (HA) start
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Strong acids
Fully dissociate
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First order

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The rate is proportional to the concenrtration of the reactant to the power of one.

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Second order

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Rate/ Concentration graph

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Concentration/Time graph

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