Rates Of Reaction Y9 Flashcards

1
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Particles react when:

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They collide with sufficient kinetic energy, a quantity known as ACTIVATION ENERGY

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2
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What is activation energy?

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Minimum amount of energy required to break bonds in reactant particles-which leads to particles reacting when they collide

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What happens if particles collides but they do not have activation energy?

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Collision is unsuccessful and do not lead to a chemical reaction

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4
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How can a chemical reaction be altered ?

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By changing how often particles collide and with how much energy

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5
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ways rate of reaction can be changed?

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There are 4 ways
1. Changing temperature of reaction
2. Changing concentration of solutions
3. Changing surface area of a solid reactant
4. Adding a catalyst

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6
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Other ways to write activation energy

A

Ea
Eact

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7
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What does increasing the temperature do to the reaction?

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Gives all particles more energy so they move around more quickly
This means an increased proportion of particles have activation energy.
Therefore an increase in temperature leads to More Frequent Successful Collisions

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8
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Does increasing the temperature increase of decrease the rate of reaction

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Increase

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9
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What does increasing the concentration of solutions do to the rate of reaction?

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This means there will be more particles in a given volume
Therefore there will be More Frequent Successful Collisions between particles.
This increased rate of collision means that there will be more collisions with activation energy

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10
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Does increasing concentration of solutions increase or decrease the rate of reaction?

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Increase

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What does increasing the surface area of a solid reactant do to the rate of reaction?

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Pieces will have a larger surface area:
There will be more contact between particles of solid and particles of solutions
More collisions are possible so more collisions with activation energy take palace.
Rate of reaction increase

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12
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Does increasing surface area of a solid reactant increase or decrease rate of reaction?

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Increase

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13
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Definition of a catalyst

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A catalyst speeds up the rate of reaction and is unchanged chemically at the end of the reaction

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14
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Do catalysts change?

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Remain unchanged at the end of the reaction

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15
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How much of a catalyst is needed?

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Only small amounts

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16
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Do all catalyst work for all reactions?

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No certain catalyst are used for different reactions

17
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What does a catalyst do?

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It gives the reaction an alternate pathway, a path that requires less energy.
The activation energy is lowered so more particles can react on collision and therefore the rate of reaction is faster

18
Q

What is an enzyme?

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A biological catalyst and are proteins

19
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Where are enzymes found?

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In living cells

20
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What are the differences between chemical catalysts and enzymes?

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Enzymes are much more specific- one enzyme can change the rate of reaction and is

21
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What are enzymes used in?

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Brewing
Baking bread
Making biological detergents
Making cheese and yogurt
Making soft centered chocolate