GCSE Chemistry - Reversible Reactions and Equilibrium #49

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00:08 Reversible reactions and equilibrium 00:53 Ammonia and hydrogen chloride can combine to form ammonium chloride in a reversible reaction. 01:38 At equilibrium, the forward and backward reactions occur at the same speed. 02:23 Concentrations of reactants and products at equilibrium can vary. 03:06 The position of equilibrium can change depending on the conditions. 03:48 Reversible reactions reach equilibrium in a closed environment. 04:32 Heating hydrated copper sulfate drives the reaction to the right, evaporating off the water 05:14 Reversible reactions and equilibrium

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One arrow to the right=one way reaction Double arrow=reversible reaction Happen at different rates(below) ""Backward reaction"Forward reaction" Equilibrium= both of the reactions occur, but cancel each other out. Here the reactions happen at the same rate. In equilibrium, the concentrations of the reactant and products stay the same but they are not equal to each other. The positions of the equilibrium can change. If we cool down the reaction, the line of equilibruim goes to the left because there are more reactants than products Exothermic in one direction, endothermic in the other direction No compounds can escape from the reaction because then the reaction would never reach equilibrium, so there is a closed system

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If the forward reaction arrow is towards reactants side it's endothermic if the arrow is towards products side it's exothermic.

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1. The equilibrium occurs when the rates of forward and reverse reaction are the same, and the concentration remains the same. 2. The reaction happens in a closed system 3. Dynamic never stops

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Sir, how does it effect the equilibrium position when the pressure is increased but in this case it the reversible thermal decomposition of calcium carbonate, where you get calcium oxide and carbon dioxide, does that mean increasing pressure make it move in the direction of making calcium carbonate or is there no change?

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4:18 Hi May i know how do you know the reaction is Endothermic?

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Are all forward reactions Endothermic?

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the forward reaction is endothermic because we are heating the reactant so it is gaining energy. hope this helped

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How do we recognise if a reaction is Endo or exothermic

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How fast the reaction takes so basically the rate of the reaction

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@cognito how can you tell that a reaction is exothermic or endothermic? Thanks.

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if the energy change is negative it is exothermic and if its positive is endothermic. in the haber process the forward reaction is exothermic and the backward reaction is endothermic. they might also tell you the result and then from there ask you to say whether its exo or endo and youd usually work that out by if the temperature increases, a closed system at equilibrium will favour the endothermic reaction and vice vers

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endo = in exo : out thermic(thermal) : temperature if temperature is going in,that means it will be hot,so it would be (+),endothermic. vice versa

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What determines if a reaction is reversible or irreversible?

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