Initial Rates Methods The?initial rates method?determines the rate at the very start of the reaction when?t?= 0 The initial rate can be found by: Drawing a?concentration-time graph Adding a?...
Rates - Experimental Techniques To measure the?rate of a reaction, we need to be able to measure either how quickly the reactants are used up or how quickly the products are formed The metho...
Orders of Reaction The?order?of a reactant shows how the concentration of a chemical, typically a reactant, affects the rate of reaction It is the power to which the concentration of that re...
Rates of Reaction - Introduction The?rate of reaction?refers to the change in the amount or concentration of a reactant?or?product per unit time The units for rate of reaction are mol dm-3?s...
Feasible Reactions Graphing the Gibbs Equation The Gibbs equation can be expressed as the equation for a straight line ΔG??= ΔH??- TΔS? ΔG??=?-?ΔS?T??+ ΔH? y = mx + c A graph of free energy ...
Feasibility of Reactions Gibbs free energy The feasibility of a reaction is determined by two factors The?enthalpy?and?entropy change The two factors come together in a fundamental thermodyn...
Total Entropy Calculations If we take the reaction between sodium and chorine, we know that this is a very exothermic reaction and also involves a decrease in entropy as a solid is produced ...
Introducing Entropy You may have wondered why it is that?endothermic?reactions occur at all, after all, what can be the driving force behind endothermic reactions if the products end up in a...
Solution & Hydration Definitions Enthalpy of solution The?standard enthalpy change of solution (ΔHsol?)?is the enthalpy change when?1 mole?of an ionic substance?dissolves?in sufficient w...
