Rate of reaction Flashcards

1
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What is the rate of reaction?

A

How quickly the reactants turn into the products.

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How do you work out the rate of reaction by the speed the reactant is used up?

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Mean rate of reaction = quantitiy of reactant used / Time taken

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How do you work out the rate of reaction by how much product is formed?

A

Quantity of product formed / time taken

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4
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What does a steep gradient mean?

A

Means a high rate of reaction

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5
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What does a shallow gradient mean?

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A slow rate of reaction

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6
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What is collision theory?

A

When particles collide in a reaction, they need to have enough energy otherwise they will bounce apart.

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7
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How can you increase the rate of reaction?

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  • Increasing the frequency of the collisions
  • Increasing the energy of the particles when they collide
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8
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What are the factors that effect the rate of reaction?

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  1. Increasing the temperature
  2. Increasing the concentration of the solutions
  3. Increasing the pressure of gases
  4. Increasing the surface area of solids
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9
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What do catalysts do to a reaction?

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A catalyst provides a different pathway that has a lower activation energy.

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10
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What is the rate of reaction using the change in mass?

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Rate = Change in mass / Time taken

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