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When the rate of reaction lines are steeper that does this show?

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Faster rate of reaction

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When the line on a rate of reaction graph flattens out, what does this show?

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Reaction has stopped

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3
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How can more product be formed once the reactant has stopped?

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By using more product

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4
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How to calculate The Mean rate of reaction time?

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Amount of product formed or reactant used - divided by time

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5
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Doing the Amount of product formed or reactant used - divided by time, finds what?

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Mean rate of reaction

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6
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How to work out the rate which equals the gradient ?

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Change in Y/ change in X

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7
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How do you find the rate at a specific point?

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Drawing a tangent to the curve at a point

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8
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What is collision theory?

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The rate of a chemical reaction is depending on collision frequency and energy

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9
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What’s the belief of collision frequency?

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The more collisions between particles, the faster the rate of reaction

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10
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What’s the belief of collision energy?

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Enough energy needs to be transferred in a collision to overcome the activation energy

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11
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What is activation energy?

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Minimum energy particles need to react

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12
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What 5 things can speed up or slow down the rate of reaction?

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Temperature
Pressure
Concentration
Surface Area
Catalyst

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13
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What’s a catalyst ?

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Speeds up a reaction without being used up

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14
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Do particles move faster when they are hotter or colder?

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Hotter

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15
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Why do particles move at a faster rate when hot?

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Hot = more energy = more frequent

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16
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Having a high pressure / concentration means what?

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More particles in the same volume

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17
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Are Collisions faster with a larger surface area or smaller?

18
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When can an Equilibrium only be reached?

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When a reversible reaction takes place in a closed system

19
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What’s a closed system?

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Where nothing can enter or leave

20
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At equilibrium, do the concentration of reactants and products change?

21
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When there are more products than reactions, where does the equilibrium lie to?

22
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Changing the reactions conditions can change the direction of what?

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The reversible reaction

23
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What is a reversible reaction?

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Where the products can react to form the reactants again

24
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If the reaction is exothermic in one direction, what must it be in the other?

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Endothermic

25
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What is “Le Chateliers Principle”?

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If the conditions of a reversible reaction at equilibrium change, the system will try to counter act that change

26
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“If the conditions of a reversible reaction at equilibrium change, the system will try to counter act that change” -what principle is this?

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Le Chatelier’s Principle

27
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According to Le Chatelier’s Principle, if temperature increases, when equilibrium will shift to do what?

A

Take in heat energy

28
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According to Le Chatelier’s Principle, if pressure decreases, when equilibrium will shift to do what?

A

Favour the side with more molecules of gas, to (increase pressure)

29
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According to Le Chatelier’s Principle, if the concentration of reactants increase, the system responds to make more?

30
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What is the definition of Crude Oil?

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A mixture of hydrocarbons (“variety of chain length”)

31
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What is crude oil?

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A fossil fuel

32
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What are fossil fuels?

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Dead and decaying animal matter

33
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What are hydrocarbons?

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A mixture made up of hydrogen and carbon ONLY

34
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Is crude oil finite or infinite?

35
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Crude oil is processed to produce fuels, and provide stock chemicals which are used to manufacture what?

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Polymers, solvents, detergents, lubricants

36
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What type of reaction is complete combustion?

37
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An oxidation reaction that occurs when fuels react with plenty of oxygen is called what?

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Complete combustion

38
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Why are hydrocarbons used as fuel?

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Combustion releases a lot of energy

39
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As the length of hydrocarbon chains increase, what increases?

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Viscosity and boiling point

40
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As the length of hydrocarbon chains increase, what decreases?

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Flammability