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Chemistry 12 Notes on Graphs Involving LeChatelier s Principle 1. Temperature Changes When a system adjusts due to a temperature change, there are no sudden changes in concentration of any species, so there are no vertical lines on the graph. Look at the following example: Given the equilibrium: N 2 O 4 (g) + heat 2 NO 2 (g) Let s say that the system is at equilibrium at a certain temperature. We ll just pretend that the = M and the = M at this temperature. At Time = 2 minutes, the temperature is increased. We know by LCP that the equilibrium: N 2 O 4 (g) + heat 2 NO 2 (g) will shift to the RIGHT, away from the heat term in order to counteract the imposed change. During this shift to the right, the will decrease and the will increase. This is not instant, but takes place gradually, until a NEW equilibrium is established. It is also VERY important to note that for every mole of N 2 O 4 that is consumed in the shift that 2 moles of NO 2 will be formed (coefficients in balanced equation). So will increase TWICE as much as the decreases. The graph on the next page shows what happens before, during and after this temperature increase and resulting shift. Study it carefully! Page 1

N 2 O 4 (g) + heat 2 NO 2 (g) Original Equilibrium Shift to the Right is Occurring increases twice as much as decreases A new equilibrium is established in which is higher and is lower Temperature is increased at Time = 2 min. Notice that an increase in a concentration looks like Also, a decrease in concentration looks like and not like and not like Now it s your turn. On the next page, complete the graph showing the changes that would take place if originally = M and the = M and the temperature is suddenly DECREASED at Time = min. Draw it so that the new equilibrium is achieved at Time = 4 min. Compare yours with the one your teacher does. Page 2

N 2 O 4 (g) + heat 2 NO 2 (g) Original Equilibrium Shift to the is Occurring creases twice as much as creases A new equilibrium is established in which is er and is er Temperature is DECREASED at Time = 2 min. Now carefully read the example in the SW from the bottom of page 50 to the middle of page 51. Make sure you understand how they got the graph. Page 3

2. Concentration Changes When a concentration is changed (or a substance is added or taken away), there will be a vertical line on the graph because there is a sudden change in concentration. However, as soon as the change is imposed, the equilibrium will shift so as to counteract the change and eventually establish a new equilibrium. It is important to note that in a shift, the concentration of any species only PARTIALLY compensates for the imposed change. THE CONCENTRATION NEVER RETURNS TO WHAT IS ORIGINALLY WAS. If the concentration of a species is suddenly INCREASED, it s Concentration vs. Time graph will look like this: [ ] The [ ] in the new equilibrium is NEVER as low as the original Concentration is INCREASED at this time Equilibrium shifts so as to counteract the imposed increase in [ ] If the concentration of a species is suddenly DECREASED, it s Concentration vs. Time graph will look like this: [ ] The [ ] in the new equilibrium is NEVER as high as the original Concentration is DECREASED at this time Equilibrium shifts so as to counteract the imposed decrease in [ ] Again, the extent of increase or decrease in concentration of a substance during a shift is proportional to the coefficient of that substance in the balanced equation. Also, the ONLY substance with the vertical line is the one that the experimenter actually increased or decreased. Consider the situation on the next page Page 4

Given the equilibrium: N 2 O 4 (g) + heat 2 NO 2 (g) Let s say that the system is at equilibrium in a closed container. We ll just pretend that the = M and the = M. The temperature will be kept constant. At Time = 2 minutes, more NO 2 is injected into the container. Thus the is suddenly increased. Now, of course the equilibrium N 2 O 4 (g) + heat 2 NO 2 (g) will shift to the LEFT in order to counteract the sudden increase in the. Thus will decrease and the will increase (but only half as much as the decreases due to the 1:2 coefficient ratio!) See the graph on the next page: Page 5

N 2 O 4 (g) + heat 2 NO 2 (g) The has had a NET increase. In the NEW equilibrium, the has had a slight NET increase from the original equilibrium mixture. Original equilibrium At Time = 2min some NO 2 is injected into the container so the suddenly increases. During the Shift to the LEFT goes down and increases (1/2 as much) Now, carefully read in the SW, Section 2 from the middle of page 51 to the middle of page 52. Make sure you understand the curves on the graph and the extent to which each concentration changes during the shift (coefficient ratios!) 3. Changes in Total Pressure (caused by changing the volume of a closed container). Applies to Gaseous Systems. Recall, when the volume of a closed container is DECREASED, the TOTAL PRESSURE increases. When this happens THE CONCENTRATION OF EVERY GAS IN THE CONTAINER INITIALLY INCREASES. (# of moles per unit volume). However, at this point LCP kicks in and the equilibrium will shift whichever way it needs to partially counteract the imposed stress. With PRESSURE (or VOLUME) changes ALL substances will have vertical lines on the graph at the time the imposed change takes place. See the example on the next page Page 6

Given the equilibrium: N 2 O 4 (g) + heat 2 NO 2 (g) Let s say that the system is at equilibrium in a closed container. We ll just pretend that the = M and the = M. The temperature will be kept constant. 4.0 At Time = 2 minutes, the volume of the container is suddenly DECREASED. Thus the concentrations of BOTH gases initially increase. 4.0 Now, in order to counteract the imposed pressure increase, the equilibrium will shift to the side with LESS moles of gas: N 2 O 4 (g) + heat 2 NO 2 (g) In this case, this would be a shift to the LEFT where will decrease and the will increase. See the graph on the next page Page 7

N 2 O 4 (g) + heat 2 NO 2 (g) 4.0 As the equilibrium shifts to the LEFT, the increase in the is partially counteracted and the increases (1/2 as much) Now, lets say you were given the equilibrium: NO 2(g) + CO (g) CO 2(g) + NO (g) in a closed system. Initially = M, [CO] = M, [CO 2 ] = 4.0M and [NO] = 5.0M At Time = 2 minutes, the volume of the container is suddenly decreased. Draw and label a graph showing all that would happen in this case. Compare your answer with that of the teacher. Page 8

4. Catalysts When you add a catalyst to a system at equilibrium, both the forward and the reverse reactions speed up, so there is no change in the concentrations of any of the species in the mixture. Adding a catalyst would have no effect on a graph of Concentration vs. Time! Now go to your SW and read section 4 from the middle to the bottom of page 53. Turn to page 55 and Do exercises 24-28. Make sure you check the answers on pages 259-260 and understand how they got all the answers. Page 9