Honors Chemistry
Can you:
· State what it means for a chemical reaction to be in a state of chemical equilibrium?
· Explain how you would know whether a reaction had reached equilibrium?
· Give the conditions under which a chemical reaction can reach equilibrium?
· Explain how a chemical reaction reaches equilibrium starting with all reactants and no products?
· State the properties that a reaction at equilibrium has?
· Predict the results of changes made to a reaction at equilibrium, including changes in concentration of reactants or products, changes in temperature or pressure, or the addition of a catalyst (i.e. Le Chatelier’s Principle)?
· Write the equilibrium constant expression given the balanced chemical equation?
· Explain what the value of the equilibrium constant tells us about the reaction?
· State the factors that affect the value of the equilibrium constant?
· Determine the value of the equilibrium constant given the equation, initial amounts of reactants and the amount of product present at equilibrium?
· Write the balanced chemical equation and the Ka expression for the dissociation of an acid.
· Find the pH of a solution of a weak acid given the Ka value and the concentration?
· Find the value of Ka for a weak acid given the concentration of a solution of this acid and its pH?
· Write the balanced chemical equation and the Ksp expression for the dissolving of an ionic compound in water to product a saturated solution?
· Find the solubility of an ionic compound given the Ksp, or the value of Ksp given the solubility?
· Use Ka and Ksp to solve problems involving a buffer solution or the common ion effect, similar to those done on the worksheets?
· Explain how we were able to determine the value of the equilibrium constant in the lab activity, and do calculations similar to those in the lab activity?