Kinetics - Collision Theory Flashcards

1
Q

Explain why most collisions do not lead to a reaction

A

Not the right orientation or not enough energy for the reaction

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2
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Give one reason why reaction between hydrogen & chlorine is very slow at room temperature

A

Not many molecules with E≥Ea

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3
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Explain why an increase in pressure, at constant temp, increases rate of reaction between hydrogen & chlorine

A

Particles are closer together, so they collide more often

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4
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Meaning of rate of reaction

A

Change in concentration of product per second

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5
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Explain what must happen for a reaction to occur between molecules of 2 different gases

A

Molecules collide with E≥Ea

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Explain why an increase in temp increases the rate of a chemical reaction

A

Many more particles that have E≥Ea so there are more particles that can react so more frequent successful collisions

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