Rates And Energy Flashcards

1
Q

what is the formula for the rate of the reaction?

A

amount of reactant used OR amount of product formed ÷ time

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2
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reactions can only happen when particles of reactants collide, what is this called?

A

the collision theory

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3
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how can we increase the rate of collisions in particles (increase the rate of reactions)

A
  • increase temperature
  • increase surface area
  • increase concentration of solutions or pressure of gasses
  • presence of catalysts.
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4
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how does increasing the surface area of a reactant increase the rate of reaction?

A

allows for more area of collisions.

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5
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what is the effect of temperature to particles?

A

it increases the amount of kinetic energy which means:

  • particles collide more often
  • particles collide with more energy.
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6
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how does increasing the pressure or concentration tease the rate of reaction?

A

the closer together the particles are, the more frequent collisions are.

think of it like a corridor, if they’re are more people in the corridor you’re more likely to bump into someone else.

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7
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why is it potentially unsafe to use transition metals in medicine?

A

some transition metals are toxic and could potentially contaminate the drug.

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8
Q

exothermic reactions heat up what?

A

heats up the surroundings.

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9
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endothermic do what?

A

take heat from the surroundings.

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10
Q

anhydrous copper sulfate can be used to test for what?

A

water.

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