Year 10 Flashcards
Why are some collisions unsuccessful
- particles don’t have enough energy
- particles facing the wrong way
- amount of energy the particles need = activation energy (Ea)
How do you increase rate of reaction
- Increase percentage of collisions which are successful
* Increase frequency of collisions
Larger surface area in reaction =
- Faster rate of reaction
- Increase number of particles that can react in certain volume
- Increase frequency of collision, Increase rate
What is an ion
Ions are electrically charged particles formed when an atom lose or gain electrons
Effect on temperate on reaction
- As temperature increases so does the rate
* Particles have more energy
What is a catalyst
•Speed up rate of reaction without being used up in reaction
Define Covalent Bonds
Electrostatic force of attraction between positive nuclei and shared pair of electrons
Define Ionic bonds -
- Very strong
- Need a lot of energy to break
- Ionic compounds have high melting and boiling point
Define Intermolecular Forces -
- The strength of I.M.F depends on the size of the molecule.
* Bigger molecule = stronger I.M.F
What is a Diamond?
- Giant covalent structure
- Each carbon is covalently bonded to 4 other C
- High melting point
- Hard
- Insoluble
What is a Graphite?
- Giant covalent structure
- Layers of carbon in hexagon
- Each C bonded to 3 other C
- Spare C is delocalised
- Conducts electricity
- Act as lubricant because layers have weak attraction between each so layers can slide over eachother
Why does water have a low boiling point
- Weak attraction due to intermolecular forces
* IMF weak so don’t require lots of energy to break
Colour of chlorine at room temperature
- Green
* Gas
Colour of bromine at room temperature
- Red/ brown
* Liquid
Colour of Iodine at room temperature
- Grey
* Solid