Well Known Science Knowloage Flashcards

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What is independent variable?

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What you change

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2
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Whats the dependant variable?

A

What you measure

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3
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What is a control variable?

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What you keep the same

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4
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Explain how there can be different units for measuring
rate of reaction.

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The units chosen depend on what aspects of the reaction are being observed and the experimental conditions.

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5
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List some factors that can affect the rate of a chemical
reaction.

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include temperature, concentration of reactants, surface area.

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6
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Explain using collision theory how temperature,
concentration/pressure, surface area and catalyst affect
the rate of a reaction.

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Temperature boosts energy, concentration increases collisions, surface area facilitates contact, and catalysts lower activation energy, all impacting reaction rates via collision theory.

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7
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Describe how temperature affects the rate of reaction.

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When it’s hotter, the molecules move faster, bump into each other more, and make reactions happen faster.

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8
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Describe how surface area of a solid can be increased.

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Breaking a solid into smaller pieces or turning it into a powder increases its surface area, facilitating more interactions in chemical reactions.

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9
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Describe how changing the surface area changes the rate
of reaction.

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Smashing or cutting a solid into smaller bits makes things happen faster in a reaction because there are more chances for things to coliding into each other.

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10
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Calculate the surface area to volume ratio.

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To calculate the surface area to volume ratio, divide the surface area by the volume of the object or substance in question.

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11
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Describe how changing concentration affects the rate of
reaction.

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increases the number of successful collisions and the reaction rate.

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12
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Use collision theory to explain how changing the
concentration alters the rate of reaction.

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Increasing the concentration of reactants means there are more particles in the same space, leading to more frequent collisions and a higher likelihood of successful reactions

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13
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Describe how changing pressure of gaseous reactants
affects the rate of reaction.

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Higher pressure squeezes gas particles together, making them collide more often and speeding up the reaction.

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14
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Describe what the activation energy of a reaction is.

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Activation energy is the minimum amount of energy required for a chemical reaction to occur. It represents the energy barrier that reactant molecules must overcome to transform into products.

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15
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State what is a catalyst

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A catalyst is a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction by providing an alternative reaction pathway with a lower activation energy, without being consumed in the process.

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