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AQA 18 Kinetics

The document discusses the kinetics of chemical reactions including: 1) The rate of a reaction is defined as the change in concentration of reactants or products over time and can be calculated using a formula. 2) The rate expression defines the relationship between reaction rate and concentrations of reactants, including the rate constant and order of the reaction. 3) The rate equation can be determined by analyzing experimental rate and concentration data using methods like rate-concentration graphs or the initial rate method. 4) The Arrhenius equation relates the rate constant to temperature and allows calculating the activation energy from experimental data plotted on an Arrhenius graph. 5) The rate-determining step is usually the slowest elementary step
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AQA 18 Kinetics

The document discusses the kinetics of chemical reactions including: 1) The rate of a reaction is defined as the change in concentration of reactants or products over time and can be calculated using a formula. 2) The rate expression defines the relationship between reaction rate and concentrations of reactants, including the rate constant and order of the reaction. 3) The rate equation can be determined by analyzing experimental rate and concentration data using methods like rate-concentration graphs or the initial rate method. 4) The Arrhenius equation relates the rate constant to temperature and allows calculating the activation energy from experimental data plotted on an Arrhenius graph. 5) The rate-determining step is usually the slowest elementary step
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Kinetics

Jerry

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Contents

• 18.1 The rate of chemical reactions

• 18.2 The rate expression and order of reaction

• 18.3 Determining the rate equation

• 18.4 The Arrhenius equation

• 18.5 The rate-determining step Practice questions


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The rate of chemical reactions
Rate of the reaction
• Definition: The change in concentration of reactants or products with unit
time.

Rate of the reaction at any instant A  2B  C


• Calculation formula:
a change in concentration
rate  
b time

• Unit: mol/(dm3·s)

Initial rate
• Definition: The rate at t=0 3
The rate of chemical reactions
Questions :
1 ls the concentration being plotted that of a reactant
or a product? Explain your answer.

2 The tangent to the curve at the time 300 seconds is


drawn on the graph. Find the gradient of the tangent.
Remember to include units.

3 What does this gradient represent? Without drawing


tangents what can be said about the gradients of the
tangents at time 0 seconds and time 600 seconds?

5 Explain your answer to question 4.

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The rate expression and order of reaction
Rate of the reaction
• The rate expression X Y  Z
rate  k[ X ] [Y ]
m n

Rate constant k
• Properties 1: Different for every reaction
• Properties 2: Varied with temperature Not the same to
stoichiometric coefficient !!
Order of reaction m n (From experiments)
• The order to reactant: the order to X/Y is m/n, the reaction is m/n-th order
to X/Y, m/n is the order to X/Y
• The overall order: the reaction is (m+n)-th order overall, the overall order
of the reaction is m+n
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The rate expression and order of reaction
Units of the rate constant
• Zero order reaction rate  k[ A]0 [ B ]0  k ABC
• Unit: mol/(dm3·s)
rate  k[ A]1[ B ]0  k[ A]
• First order reaction rate
• Unit: s-1 k
[ A]

• Second order reaction rate  k[ A]1[ B ]1  k[ A][ B ]


• Unit: mol-1 dm3 s-1 rate
k
[ A][ B]
• Third order reaction
rate  k[ A]1[ B ]2  k[ A][ B ]2
• Unit: mol-2 dm6 s-1
rate
k
[ A][ B]2
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The rate expression and order of reaction
Questions :

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Determining the rate equation
Finding the order of a reaction by using rate-concentration graphs

• Experiments results analysis


1 Measuring the reaction rate for different values of A
2 Plot the reaction rate-concentration graph
3 Determining the order by graph

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Determining the rate equation
The initial rate method

• Definition: the gradient of the tangent at t=0 is the initial rate


• Importance: we know the initial concentration through the initial rate

Q1: Determining the order to each reactant.


Can we tell the order directly by stoichiometric coefficient ?
Q2: Determine the rate constant 9
Determining the rate equation
The effect of temperature on k

• T increases k increases (Always)

Reason of the rate depends on temperature

Activation energy Ea

The collisions of particles have enough energy


to break bond energy.

T is greater, there are more particles have


higher energy.

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Determining the rate equation
Questions :

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The Arrhenius equation
The Arrhenius equation
 Ea / RT
N%  e x  0, e  1
x The fraction of molecules with energy greater
than the activation energy

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 Ea / RT
k  Ae
k, rate constant
A, pre-exponential factor

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The Arrhenius equation
Logarithmic form of the Arrhenius equation
Ea

ln(a b)  ln a  ln b
 Ea / RT
ln k  ln( Ae )  ln A  ln e RT

Ea E 1
ln k  
RT
 ln A   a   ln A
R T
ln a  x ln a
x

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The Arrhenius equation
Using the Arrhenius equation

Calculate Ea from the gradient


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The Arrhenius equation
Question

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The rate-determining step
Reaction mechanism
BrO3 (aq )  6 H  (aq )  5 Br  (aq )  3Br2 (aq)  3H 2O(l )
The reaction is the collision of particles.

It is unlikely that all reactants collide at the same time

There is a very-short intermediates

The rate-determining step/rate-limiting step


A B C Y  Z The slowest step may govern the rate of the
whole process
A  B 
fast
D (first intermidiate)
D 
slow
 E (second intermidiate) Reactant before the rate-determining step could
affect the overall rate and appear in the rate
E  C 
fast
Y Z expression.

rate  [ A][ B ][ D ] 16
The rate-determining step
Using the order of the reaction to find the rate-determining step
C4 H 9 Br  OH   C4 H 9OH  Br 

关键理解:化学键的断裂是不是同时的

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The rate-determining step
Question:

Catalyst appears firstly at left and


then at right.

Catalyst is firstly consumed and


then produced.

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Small summary

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Thank you

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