C7 - Reaction Rates and Energy Changes Flashcards

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Rate of reaction depends on…

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Temperature
Concentration
Catalyst
Surface area for solids

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2
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Ways to measure rate of reaction

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Precipitation (spot dissapears)
Change in mass (usually gas given off)
Volume of gas given off

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3
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Experiment for SA and rate of reaction

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HCl and marble chips
Volume of CO2
repeat with different SAV rations of the chips

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4
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Experiment for concentration and rate of reaction

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Magnesium metal with dilute HCl

Measure mass as hydrogen is given off and add different concentrations

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5
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Experiment for temperature and rate of reaction

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Sodium thiosulfate and HCl produce a cloudy precipitate
clear solutions produce yellow
Repeat at different temperature and measure time taken

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6
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Catalyst and rate of reaction experiment

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Decomposition of hydrogen peroxide
2H2O2=2H20+O2
Add manganese(IV) oxide catalyst
gas syringe
different catalysts
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7
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Exothermic reactions

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Combustion
Neutralisation
Oxidation

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8
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Endothermic reactions

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Thermal decomposition

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9
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Energy required to make or break bonds?

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Break

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10
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Energy released when making or breaking bonds?

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Making

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11
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Things that change the position of equilibrium

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Temperature
Pressure (gasses)
Concentration

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12
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Making ammonia equation

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N2(g) + 3H2(g) = 2NH3(g)

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13
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Where do reactants for the Haber process come from?

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Nitrogen - air

Hydrogen - natural gas/crude oil

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14
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Haber process conditions

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200 atm
450 degrees
iron catalyst

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15
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Optimum for Haber process

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High pressure
Low temperature (but slow rate of reaction)
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