1.5 Kinetics Flashcards

1
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What is the rate equation

A

Amount of products made / time

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2
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A successful collision is when particles collide and a reaction happens. State the conditions necessary

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  • particles must have energy equal to or greater than activation energy
  • particles must have correct orientation (must move in the correct direction)
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3
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What is activation energy

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Minimum energy required for a reaction to occur

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4
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For an exothermic reaction label the activation energy, what does the maximum energy represent

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  • At this point bonds have sufficient energy to break
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5
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Label activation energy for endothermic reaction

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6
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What is a catalyst

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Catalyst increases rate of reaction by providing an alternative pathway with a lower activation energy

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7
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What does the area under Maxwell-Boltzmann curve represent

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Total number of molecules

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8
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Label on a Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution graph, where the most likely energy is represented and where the mean energy of particles is

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9
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Show and state what happens to Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution curve, when temperature of a reaction mixture is increased

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10
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State how increase in temperature affects rate of reaction

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  • particles are moving faster as they have higher energy
    -More frequent collisions
  • more molecules have energy higher than Activation energy
  • hence there are more successful collisions
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11
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How does increasing pressure and concentration affect rate of reaction

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Increasing any of these factors increases rates of reaction
Particles are closer together and collide more frequently
There are more frequent and successful collision and higher chance of a reaction

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12
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Where to do place solution in experiment if gas is harmful or toxic

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Fume cupboard

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13
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How to time how long it takes a precipitate to disappear
State problem with this

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Place a cross on paper and time how long it takes to cross to disappear (precipitate to form)
Problem - this is difficult to know when exactly the cross disappears. Try to use same observer to reduce errors

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14
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How to measure volume of gas produced

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Measure amount of gas produced using a gas syringe. Measure over specified time

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15
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How does adding a catalyst affect Maxwell - Boltzmann distribution curve

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Curve unchanged, activation energy shifts to the left

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16
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Only do part D)

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Mark scheme says peak energy should be same at X
However, both lines should not touch as red line should have a lower area

18
Q

What should you consider if asked for a line of best fit

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Curve can also be drawn and it does not have to start at 0,0

19
Q

Student is timing something, suggest why they measure to the nearest second and not to the nearest 0.01 second

A

It is harder to judge to the nearest 0.01 second

20
Q

Suggest by considering products of reaction, why a small amount of reactants are used in the experiment

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SO2 is toxic, so to limit the amount of SO2 formed

21
Q

Explain why student decided not to carry out experiments at lower temperatures

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Reaction would be too slow

24
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Explain in general terms how a catalyst increases rate of reaction

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Provides a different pathway with lower activation energy

25
Explain in terms of collision theory the effect of increasing concentration of reactants on rate of reaction
More particles in given volume and more particles closer together More successful frequency collisions between particles
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Explain effect of lowering temperature on rate of reaction
Less molecules with energy equal to or greater than the activation energy Fewer successful collisions in a given time
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Number of molecules has been reduced Particles are spread further apart Free successful collisions in a given time
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