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Equilibrium Tutorials

-LeChatlier's Principle-

LeChatlier's Principle: Hemoglobin scenario
Reversible Reactions
Using LeChatlier's Principle
Concentration
Temperature
Volume/Pressure

-Comparing Q to K-

Comparing Q to K: Hemoglobin scenario
Progress of reaction (Q)
Law of mass action (Q=K)
Equilibrium is dynamic
Comparing Q to K to determine shift
Q for heterogeneous reactions
Equilibrium and thermodynamics (K and ΔG)
Manipulating K and chemical reactions

-Quantitative Equilibrium Calculations-

Quantitative Equilibrium: Hemoglobin scenario
Overview (Equilibrium vs. limiting reagents)
Limiting reagents using ICE tables
Calculations for intermediate values of K
Shifting starting position to simplify calculations
Calculations for large or small values of K

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Limiting reagents using ICE tables

Limiting reagents using ICE tables

Here, we demonstrate quantitative calculations to determine final concentrations in reactions that go to completion.

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