Rates of reaction Flashcards

1
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How does the frequency of successful collisions impact the rate of reaction?

A

a greater frequency of successful collisions causes a greater rate of reaction

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2
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What two factors must occur for a reaction to happen?

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  • reactant particles must collide with each other

- the collisions must have enough energy/the activation energy

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3
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activation energy

A

minimum energy needed by reactant particles for a reaction to happen

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4
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successful collision

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a collision with the activation energy or more

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5
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rate of reaction vs reaction time

A

greater rate of reaction means a lower reaction time

  • fast reaction happens in a short time
  • slow reaction happens over a long time
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6
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concentration/pressure and rate of reaction

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-rate increases if concentration of a dissolved reactant increases, or if the pressure of a reacting gas increases

-more (gas/liquid) particles in the same volume
(-particles are pushed closer together)
-frequency of successful collisions increases

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7
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reactant

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A substance that reacts together with another substance to form products during a chemical reaction.

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8
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temperature and rate of reaction

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-rate increases if temperature increases

particles gain energy:

  • particles move faster
  • frequency of collisions increases
  • energy of collisions increases, so a greater proportion of collisions are successful

a 10C increases in temperature doubles the reaction rate

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9
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surface area:volume ratio and rate of reaction

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  • rate increases when S.A:volume of a solid reactant increases/surface area increases
    (e. g. when lumps are made into a powder)

-more particles of reactant are available
(-more particles exposed on the surface)
-frequency of successful collisions increases

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10
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rate of reaction

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how fast reactants are turned into products

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11
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why is rate of reaction important in the body

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cells need to be supplied with products at a certain rate

if they aren’t the body could be damaged

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12
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why is rate of reaction important to industry

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products make money

products being made at a faster rate decreases money needed to make them and increases profit

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13
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2 ways to measure rate of reaction

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how fast reactants are used up

how fast products are made

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14
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3 ways to take measurements to determine rate of reaction

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  • volume of gas given off
  • decrease in mass in a reaction that produces gas
  • amount of light a cloudy solution lets through
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15
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4 main factors that affect rate of reaction

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surface area

temperature

concentration/pressure

catalysts

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16
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3 key points to talk about when describing factors that influence the rate of reaction

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  • (what happens to) particles
  • (what happens to the frequency of) collisions
  • rate of reaction
17
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Marble chips react with hydrochloric acid:
CaCO3(s) + 2HCl(aq) -> CaCl2(aq) + H2O(l) + CO2(g)

State and explain the effect of the following on the rate of reaction:

a) crushing the chips
b) diluting the acid
c) heating the acid

A

a) rate of reaction increases
surface area:volume ratio increases
frequency of collisions increases

b) rate of reaction decreases
acid particles become less crowded/fewer reactant particles in the same volume
frequency of collisions decreases

c) rate of reaction increases
particles move around faster/have more energy
more collisions have the activation energy
frequency of successful collisions increases

18
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Explain, in terms of particles and their collisions, why the mean rate of reaction will differ between different times in the same practical

A

reactant particles are used up during the reaction

concentration of reactant particles decreases

frequency of collisions decreases

rate of reaction decreases