Science investigation Flashcards

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State the 2 ways that rate of reaction can be measured and give examples of how this can be achieved in an experiment

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  1. measuring the volume of gas given off by a reaction over time.
  2. measuring the loss of mass of a reaction over time when a gas is produced
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2
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draw graphs

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3
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Explain key features of a rate graph

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4
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Investigate the effect of concentration, temperature, or surface area on rate of reaction

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5
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Develop a suitable method for an investigation by researching established methods

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6
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Consider ways of safely handling chemicals and carrying out an experiment safely

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7
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Make quantative observations of experiment proecesseses

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8
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make qualative observations of experiment processes

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9
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Present data in appropriate forms including tables and graphs

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10
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ify errors in experimental procedure and possible improvements

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11
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Explain how the reliability of data can be improved

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12
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Explain using the collision theory how concentration, surface area, catalysts and temperature change the rate of reaction

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