Rates Of Reaction Flashcards

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What is kinetics?

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The study of a reactions process over a period of time. Practical applications include corrosion, food industry, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, explosions. Etc.

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What is a rate of reaction?

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The amount of time required for a chemical reaction to come to completion.

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What is rate?

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Used as a synonym for speed. Rates of chemical change are usually expressed as the amount of reactant forming products per unit of time.

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What is rate of consumption?

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Change in reactant concentration/ time

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What is rate of formation?

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Change in product concentration / time

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What is rate measured in?

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Mol/ L . Sec

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What does a negative rate indicate?

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Reactants used up

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What does a positive rate indicate?

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Products being made

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How do you calculate average rate?

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Find the slope of a secant.

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What is instantaneous rate? How do you calculate it?

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Reaction rate at a particular point in time.

Find the slope on the tangent line.

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What is the calculus method to find instantaneous rate?

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The rate of change of a function can be determined at a single point by taking the first derivative of the function.
To find the slope of the tangent…
- Y prime = exponent X ax to the power of n-1

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What are factors affecting rate of reaction?

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Concentration, temperature, surface area, catalyst, pressure, phase

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How do you calculate rate?

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of reactants converted to products / time

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What is beers law?

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Relates the attenuation of light to the properties of the material through which the light is travelling.

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What is collision theory?

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In order for a reaction to occur, reactant molecules must collide in order to form products. The collisions must be frequent and the effective.

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What does it mean for a collision to be effective?

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The particles must collide with correct orientations, and the must have sufficient energy.

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What is activation energy?

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The minimum amount of energy that the reactants must have in order to react and form products.

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What is an activated complex?

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During a reaction, a particle that is neither reactant nor product forms momentarily. It is a transition on molecule. Molecules may only reach the activated complex if there is sufficient energy, and correct orientation.

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What affect does temperature have on the rate of a reaction?

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Increase KE, increase collisions, increase rate

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What affect does concentration have on the rate of a reaction?

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Increase reactant particles/decrease volume, increase collisions, increase rate

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What affect does pressure have on the rate of a reaction?

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Increase concentration, increase number if collisions, increase rate

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What affect does surface area have on the rate of a reaction?

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Decrease particle size, increase surface area, increase collisions, increase rate.

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What affect does a catalyst have on the rate of a reaction?

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Increase the rate by providing a lower energy pathway without being consumed in the process.

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What is rate law?

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A mathematical expression that enable us to see how altering the concentration of reactants effects the overall rate of the reaction. We use experimental data to determine the mathematical relationship.

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What does k represent in the rate law?
Rate law constant
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What is a reaction mechanism?
A series of elementary steps that makes up an overall reaction.
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What is an elementary step?
A step in a reaction mechanism that only involves one-, two-, three- particle collisions.
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What is the rate determining step?
The slowest step in a reaction mechanism.
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What a rate intermediates?
Molecules formed as short lived products in reaction mechanisms. They are produced in one reaction and consumed in another.