3.2. Collision theory Flashcards

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What can happen if the reaction rate is too high in an industrial process?

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possible risk of explosion

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Before a reaction can take place what does collision theory state?

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Particles must collide with

  • energy equal to or greater than activation energy
  • correct collision geometry
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3
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What is the relationship between reaction time and reaction rate?

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What is meant by activation energy (Ea)

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The minimum energy required by colliding molecules to form an activated complex and a reaction to occur.

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What is an activated complex?

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6
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What is temperature?

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The average kinetic energy of all the particles in a substance

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7
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How does an energy distribution diagram explain reactions?

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How does an energy distribution diagram explain the effect a catalyst has on reaction rate?

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How does an energy distribution diagram explain the effect temperature has on reaction rate?

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