Chemistry 2b Summary Questions Flashcards

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What are the four factors that affect the rate of reaction?

A

1) concentration
2) surface area
3) catalyst
4) temperature

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2
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What are the three ways of measuring the rate of reaction?

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1) how much it bubbles if it is acid with metals
2) how long it takes for the solution to become cloudy
3) how much gas is released in a given time

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3
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How does higher temperature, concentration and surface area increase the frequency of collisions?

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Temperature - higher energy so the particles are moving faster, so they collide more
Concentration - there is more particles of the reactants so they are more likely to collide
Surface area - more of the reactants are exposed to each other so more collisions occur on the outside

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4
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What is activation energy?

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The amount of energy needed to overcome the bonds of the particles.

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5
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What is the definition of a catalyst?

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A substance that speed up reactions but does not get used up or changed in the reaction.

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6
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What is an exothermic reaction and what are 3 examples?

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A reaction that transfers energy to the surroundings. Neutralisation, oxidation and combustion are all exothermic.

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7
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The reaction to split ammonium chloride into ammonia and hydrogen chloride is endothermic. What is the reverse reaction?

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It is exothermic.

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8
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What does the pH scale show?

A

How acid or alkali a substance is.

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9
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What type of ions are always present in

a) acids
b) alkalis

A

a) H+

b) OH-

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10
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What is the ion reaction for neutralisation?

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H+ + OH- –> H2O

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11
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What is the state symbol that means ‘dissolved in water?

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(aq).

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12
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What metal doesn’t react at all with dilute acids?

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Copper.

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13
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What type of reaction is “acid + metal oxide” or “acid + metal hydroxide”?

A

Neutralisation.

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14
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What is electrolysis and why can only liquids be electrolysed?

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Electrolysis is the separating of substances by passing through with electricity. Liquids can only be electrolysed because they have free ions.

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15
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What are two uses of electroplating?

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1) decoration: copper can be coated in silver as it is much cheaper
2) conduction: copper conducts electricity well so they are often used in computers

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