Unit One- Controlling The Rate Of Reaction Flashcards

1
Q

What happens when reactants collide?( come in contact with each other)

A

Form products

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2
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For a faster reaction with more collisions, should a concentration be low or high?

A

Higher the concentration the more collisions and so the faster the reaction

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3
Q

A smaller particle size means a bigger surface area so….

A

Higher the chance of collision

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4
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What is an Activation energy( Ea)?

A

Is the minimum amount of energy required before collisions can be successful and lead to products

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5
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How does increasing the temperature result in more successful collisions and an increase in rate?

A

As increasing the temperature increases the number of particles with energy equal to or greater than Ea which results in more successful collisions and an increase in rate

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6
Q

Energy distribution graphs are drawn because?

A

To show how increasing the temperature results in more particles with energy equal to or greater than the Ea

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7
Q

What is the equation of finding the relative rate?

A

Rate= 1/Time

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8
Q

Rate of reaction is proportional to…

A

The concentration of reactants

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9
Q

Rate of reactants is not directly proportional to …

A

Temperature as a small increase in temperature results in a large increase in rate.

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10
Q

What has an effect on reaction rate also?

A

Collision Geometry

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11
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What can be drawn to show how the potential energy changes as a reaction progresses?

A

Reaction profiles

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12
Q

What is the name given to stores energy in chemicals and what is it’s symbol?

A

Enthalpy and H

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13
Q

△H- what does this mean?

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Is the change in enthalpy for a reaction and is measured in KJ or KJmol-1 when one mole of a substance is reacted or produced

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14
Q

△H and Ea can both be identified in a reaction profile for…

A

Exothermic and Endothermic reactions

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15
Q

For an exothermic reaction △H values are…

A

Negative

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16
Q

For an endothermic reaction △H values are…..

A

Positive

17
Q

What is shown as an energy barrier in a reaction profile?

A

Ea

18
Q

Where is an activated complex formed?

A

Formed at the top of the potential energy barrier

19
Q

What do catalysts do?

A

Provide an alternative pathway for reactants to form products.

20
Q

How does a catalysed reaction differs from an uncatalysed reaction?

A

Each step has a lower Ea than the uncatalysed reaction