rates of reaction Flashcards

1
Q

what is the rate of a chemical reaction?

A

how fast the reactants are changed into products.

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2
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what is one of the slowest rates of reaction?

A

rusting of iron.

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3
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what is an example of a moderate speed reaction?

A

magnesium metal reacting with acid to produce a gentle stream of bubbles.

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4
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give an example of a fast reaction.

A

burning.

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5
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how can you find the speed of a reaction?

A

by recording the amount of product formed.

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6
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what shows how fast the rate of reaction is on a graph?

A

the steepness of the line.

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7
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how do you know a reactant is being used up on a graph?

A

the line becomes less steep.

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8
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what must particles do in order to react?

A

collide with enough energy.

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9
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what is the collision theory?

A

the things that the rate of a chemical reaction depends on.

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10
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name 2 things that the rate of a chemical reaction depends on.

A

the collisions frequency and the energy transferred during a collision.

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11
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what do more collisions do?

A

make the reaction faster.

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12
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why do particles need enough energy?

A

to ensure a successful collision happens.

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13
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what is activation energy?

A

the minimum amount of energy that particles need need to react.

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14
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why is activation energy important in rates of reaction?

A

to make sure that the bonds are broken so that a reaction can start.

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15
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what four things do rate of reaction depend on?

A

temperature

concentration of a solution or the pressure of gas

surface area

the presence of a catalyst.

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16
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what do more collisions do?

A

increase the rate of reaction.

17
Q

what happened when the temperature is increased?

A

the particles move faster.

18
Q

what happens when the particles are moving faster?

A

they will collide more frequently.

19
Q

what happens when a solution is made more concentrated?

A

there are more particles in the same volume of solvent.

20
Q

what happens when the pressure of gas is increased?

A

the same number of particles occupy a smaller space.

21
Q

what do more particles in a smaller space do?

A

make collisions between particles more frequent.

22
Q

what does breaking a solid reactant into smaller pieces do?

A

increase the surface area to volume ratio.

23
Q

what is a catalyst?

A

a substance that speeds up a reaction without being used up in the reaction itself.

24
Q

how do catalysts work?

A

they decrease the activation energy in a reaction.

25
Q

how do catalysts decrease the activation energy in a reaction?

A

by providing an alternative reaction pathway with a lower activation energy.

26
Q

what is reproducibility?

A

when something can be repeated by another person and still getting a different result x

27
Q

what do you react together in the disappearing cross practical?

A

sodium thiosulfate and hydrochloric acid

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