Collision Theory Flashcards

1
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What must happen for a reaction

A

The reacting particles must successfully colide

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2
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What is a successful reaction

A

All reactants have changed to products

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3
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What is a successful collision?

A

A successful collision happens when the reacting particles have sufdicenr energy

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4
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What is the activation energy?

A

The minimum energy rescting particles must have when they collide for the reaction to take place

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5
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What does increasing the rate of reaction do?

A

Increase the chance/frequency of successful collisions.

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6
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What are the four ways od changing a rate of reaction?

A

Temperature, concentration, surface area and catalyst.

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7
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What does temperature do to RoR

A

At a higher temperature the particles have more kinetic energy and move faster.

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8
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What does concentration do to RoR (pressure)

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At a higher pressure there are more reacting particles in the same space

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9
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What does concentration do to RoR

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Increasing the concetration increases the number of reacting particles

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10
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What does surface area do to RoR?

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Breaking a solid into a smaller pieces increases the surface area.

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11
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What does a catalyst do to RoR

A

Adding a catalyst to the reaction lowers the activation energy of the reaction.
Without being used up itself in the reaction

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12
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What are rate graphs used for?

A

A graph is used to follow the course of reaction

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13
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What can comparing graphs do?

A

Show the difference in the rates of simliar reactions

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14
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What is the rate of reaction?

A

How quickly reactants are used up or products are produced

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15
Q

What is the equation for calculating the mean rate of reaction?

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Mean rate= change in quantity of product or reactant divided by time taken

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16
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What is the unit for rate of reaction in a reaction involving a change in mass?

A

G/s

17
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What is the unit for rate of reaction involving a vhange in volume?

A

Cm3/s
(Cubed)

18
Q

What is activation energy

A

The minimum amount of energy colliding particles have to have before a reaction will take place

19
Q

What effect does increasing concentration hage on the rate of reaction

A

Increases

20
Q

Why does increasing concentration habe this effect

A

More reactant particles in the same volume lead to more frequent collisions

21
Q

What effect does increasing pressure have on the rate of reaction

A

Increases

22
Q

Why does increasing the pressure have this effect?

A

Less space between particles mean more frequent collisions

23
Q

What effect does increasing the surfsce area have on rate of reaction?

A

Increases

24
Q

Why does increasing surface area have this effect?

A

More reactant particles are exposed are able to collide lesding to more frequent collisions

25
Q

What effect does temperature have on the rste of reaftion?

A

Increases

26
Q

Why dows increasing the temperature have this effect?

A

Particles move faster and particles have the same activation energy so more collisions in a result

27
Q

What is a catalyst?

A

A substance that increases the rate of reaction but is not used up in the reaction.

28
Q

How do catalysts increase the rate of resction

A

Lowers the activation energy of the reaction so more collisions result in a reaction