Chemical Concepts

Chemical Kinetics And Rate Laws
What is Chemical Kinetics?
Reaction Rate
Practice Problem
Basics
Why Use Rate Laws?
1^st, 2^nd, 3^{rd Order}

Equilibrium Basics
Introduction
Defintion of Equilibrium
Conditions of Equilibrium
Equilibrium Constant(Conc.)
Concentration And Equilibrium
Equilibrium Constant
Equilibrium Constant(Pressure)
Equilibrium And Pressure
Relationship between K and K_p
Using the Equilibrium Constant
LeChatlier's Principle And It's Applications
LeChatelier's Principle
Changing The Concentration
Adding An Inert Gas
Changing The Volume Of A Container
Change In Temp

• Kinetics Homework Problem Set
• Equilibrium WS
• Gas Laws WS I
  Gas Laws WS II
• Gas Law Homework Problem Set
• Chemical Equlibrium Homework Problem Set

Textbook:

Addisen Wesley Chapter 27

Web Links:

http://vax1.bemidji.msus.edu/
'chemistry/thermochemistrt.html

www.chemtutor.com/Thermo.htm

www.chemtutor.com/kinetics.htm

www.chem.ox.ac.uk/it/

Principles of Reactivity: Chemical Kinetics

• Determining Orders and Rate Constants (WP)
• Using the Rate Law (WP)
• First Order Processes(WP)
• The Arrhenius Equation(WP)

Principles of Reactivity: Chemical Equilibria

• Calculating K (WP)
• Calculating an Equilibrium Concentration(WP)
• Q vs K(WP)
• The LeChatelier Effect(WP)
• Combining Equilibria(WP)

• All Units D & P

Lab Links:

1. Cotton Lab
2. Iodine Clock Lab
3. Iodine Clock Lab version 2
4. Rates of Rxn/Equilbrium Labs

Rates of Reaction:

1. Reaction Rates Study -AddisonWesley
2. Ash Catalyzes the Combustion of Sugar
3. Briggs-Rausher Oscillating Reaction
4. Surface Area and Rxn Rate: The Flammability of Powder & Steel Wool
5. Hydrogen Peroxide Iodine Clock: The Oxidation of Potassium Iodide by H₂O₂
6. Light Catalyzed Bromination of Hexanes and Aromatic Compounds
7. Liver and Peroxide
8. Lysozyme Molecular Model with Model of Saccharide - see Molecular Models...
9. Oscillating Methanol Explosion
10. "Rossini, William Tell, and The Iodine Clock Reaction"
11. HCl/Mg Kinetics Lab
    

Chemical Equilibrium; Gaseous Reactions:

1. Briggs-Rauscher Oscillating Clock Reaction
2. Burning of Methane - see Types of Chemical Reactions
3. Effect of pH on Solubility
4. Limewater as Indicator of CO2
5. Le Chatelier's Principle
6. Oscillating Methanol Explosion