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CHEMICAL KINETICS (Introduction)

CHEMICAL KINETICS

CHEMICAL KINETICS (Introduction)

Introduction

  Definition of chemical Kinetics

                 Chemical kinetics is a branch of physical chemistry that deals with

               i)                    Rate of chemical reaction

              ii)                  Factors that affect rate of chemical reaction

             iii)                Mechanism of chemical reaction

What is rate of reaction?

The rate of reaction, or speed of reaction, is the “change in concentration of any reacting species with respect to time.

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Change in concentration of reactants with respect to time

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Change in concentration of products with respect to time

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Remember that the rate in terms of reactants is negative, which only indicates that the concentration of reactants is decreasing with time. Similarly, the rate in terms of products is positive, which indicates that the concentration of products is increasing with time.

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What is an average rate of reaction?

Average rate of reaction is the change in concentration over a specified interval of time.

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What is instantaneous rate of reaction?

Instantaneous rate of reaction is the change in concentration at a given moment.

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Here CHEMICAL KINETICS   (Introduction)is the rate of consumption of reactants andCHEMICAL KINETICS   (Introduction)is the rate of formation of products.

When co-efficient of reactants and products are same, then rate of consumption of reactant and formation of products is same.

Unit of rate of reaction

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Or Ms-1  (molL-1= Molarity)

What is rate law or rate expression?

It is a mathematical expression that related the rate of reaction to the concentration of reactant and product.

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Mathematical expression that relates the concentration of reactant or product to time.

Rate expression can be

  • Differential
  • Integral

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Figure: 1.1 rate of reaction

Here slope of the graph is rate.

CHEMICAL KINETICS   (Introduction)