Year 9 Science Chemistry Flashcards

How Fast? (36 cards)

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What is meant by the rate of reaction?

A

how fast the reactants are converted into products

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Which of the following could you measure to find out the rate of reaction?

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The volume of gas produced

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How do you know when the reaction between magnesium and hydrochloric acid is complete?

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The magnesium is no longer visible because it has all reacted.

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Changing the temperature will affect the rate of the reaction between magnesium and hydrochloric acid. This is because

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at higher temperatures the particles have more energy and are more likely to collide and react.

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What is the independent variable in how changing the temperature of the acid affects the time it takes for the reaction between magnesium and hydrochloric acid to complete.

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The temperature of the acid

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What is the dependent variable in how changing the temperature of the acid affects the time it takes for the reaction between magnesium and hydrochloric acid to complete.

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The time taken for the reaction to complete

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In an investigation, the independent variable is temperature of the acid. What would be the most suitable way to vary the temperature of the acid?

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Use a water bath which is set to specific temperatures.

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8
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What is the mean rate of reaction

A

volume of gas formed divided by the time taken

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9
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Two investigations are set out, one with more concentration than the other, how would the line of best fit be different for the one with more concentration?

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It would have a steeper slope.

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10
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Sodium Carbonate (in the correct formulae)

A

SCO3

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11
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Sodium Chloride (in the correct formulae)

A

S2Cl

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12
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What is Collision Theory?

A

a chemical reaction can only occur between particles when they collide (hit each other)

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13
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What can the rate of reaction depend on?

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Temperature, Concentration, Particle Size and Catalysts

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14
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What will speed up a chemical reaction?

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Increasing temperature, Increasing the concentration and adding a catalyst.

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15
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What will not speed up a chemical reaction?

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Increasing the particle sizes.

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16
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What’s the proper name for the Triangle Beaker?

A

A conical flask

17
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What’s the proper name for a tube with measurements on it?

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A measuring cylinder

18
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What is better, Marbled Chips or Marbled Powder ( for a faster reaction)

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The marbled powder because it had a larger surface area, giving more opportunities for collision to occur. With the collisions occurring more frequently and more room to travel across, it has been confirmed to be a faster rate of reaction.

19
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What is the formula for rate of reaction?

A

change in concentration/change in time

20
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What is a catalyst and how are they used?

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A catalyst is a substance that can increase the rate of reaction without using itself up.

21
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What can catalysts provide?

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Catalysts provide an alternative pathway with a lower Activation Energy.

22
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What does decreasing the activation energy mean?

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It means that more particles will have sufficient energy to overcome the energy barrier and react.

23
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What happens during a reaction?

A

The energy rises to a maximum, then falls.

24
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What is activation energy?

A

the minimum energy required to cause a process (such as a chemical reaction) to occur.

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What is needed to overcome the activation energy?
At least the minimum amount of energy is required. Only reactants with energy equal to, or greater than, this value will react.
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If there is a higher concentration what is going to happen?
More Collisions
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If there is a lower concentration what is going to happen?
Less Collisions
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More frequent collisions come from...
- an increased particle speed - more particles present
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How is - an increased particle speed and - more particles present achieved?
- A higher temperature - A higher amount of mass
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More successful collisions come from...
- particles with more energy - a lower activation energy
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How is - particles with more energy - a lower activation energy achieved?
- A higher Temperature - A use of a catalyst
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What is a control variable?
A variable that is kept the same during a scientific experiment
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What is a dependent variable?
A variable that changes as a result of the independent variable manipulation in experiments.
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What is an independent variable?
A variable you manipulate, control, or vary in an experimental study to explore its effects
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How do you use a tangent?
A tangent must first be drawn to the curve. Two lines should then be drawn down from two points along the tangent to the x-axis
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When are reactions at their fastest?
A reaction is at their fastest at the start because there is the most reactant particles so there is a high frequency of successful collisions