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Spring 2024 A2 Sessions:

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Session 1 – Accurate Enthalpy Change Calculation (PB)

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Session 2 – Enthalpy and Born Haber Cycles (NS)

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Session 3 – Iodine Clock Reaction – discussing order and mechanism (PB)

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Session 4 – Approach to Unit 5 Assessment (NS)

 

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Iodine Clock Reaction

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Colorimetry

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Clock Reaction

Timed event

Zn(s) + H2SO4(aq) 🡪 ZnSO4(aq) + H2(g)

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Rate =

1__

Time

Unit =

s-1

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Add S2O32-

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S2O32- 🡪

I2 🡪

S4O62-

2

+ 2e-

2I-

+2e-

Half equations

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10ml 0.005M Na2S2O3

n Na2S2O3

0.005 x 10/1000 = 5x 10-5

nI2 =

2.5 x 10-5

How much iodine?

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5

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Constant volume!!!

Change in volume is proportional to change in concentration

0

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Constant volume = 50cm3

Concentration H2O2 @ 1cm3

n H2O2 = 1/1000 x 0.1= 1x10-4

C = 1x10-4 / (50/1000) = 2x10-3

volume

1ml

2ml

3ml

4ml

5ml

[H2O2]

2x10-3

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4x10-3

6x10-3

8x10-3

1.0x10-2

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Graph shows that rate is proportional to concentration

Rate law =

k [H2O2]1

[I-]? [H+] ?

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The graph

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Order of H+ and I-

Rate law =

[I-]

[H+]0

[H2O2]

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Look for intermediates

Find reactants

H2O2 + I- + H+ + H+ + I-

Find products

H20 + I2 + H20

Reaction

H2O2 + 2I- + 2H+ 🡪 2 H20 + I2

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Change in [A] =

0.03/0.02 = x1.5

Effect on rate =

1.8/1.2 = x1.5

Rate = k [A]

Change in [B] =

0.25/0.10 = x2.5

Effect on rate =

11.25/1.80 = x 6.25

Square root of 6.25 = 2.5

[B]2

Mechanism

A + B 🡪 intermediate

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Intermediate + B 🡪 product

fast

slow

Use the initial rate data to write a` rate law

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Cl2 + CHCl3 🡪 HCl + CCl4

Rate = k

[Cl2] [CHCl3]

Balanced equation

Intermediates?

What is left

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Rate =

Overall

equation

Intermediate?

O3 + O. 🡪 2 O2

Cl.

CATALYST

k [Cl.] [O3]

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N2O5 🡪 2NO2 + 1/2 O2

N2O5 🡪 NO + NO3 + 1/2O2

NO + NO3 🡪 2NO2

Rate = k [N2O5]

Subsequent steps

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Spring 2024 A2 Sessions:

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Session 1 – Accurate Enthalpy Change Calculation (PB)

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Session 2 – Enthalpy and Born Haber Cycles (NS)

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Session 3 – Iodine Clock Reaction – discussing order and mechanism (PB)

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Session 4 – Approach to Unit 5 Assessment (NS)

 

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