C2-rates and energy
- Created by: safia rassool
- Created on: 12-06-16 14:38
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how fast
- rate of the reaction is the speed of the reaction
- it can be found by measuring how much reactant is used or by how much product is formed (and by measuring the time for these two to happen)
- rate of reaction=amound of reactant used/time OR amount of product found/time
- can also measure the time taken for solids to form in solutions or gases to be given off
- rate of reaction can be found by the gradient on a graph- steeper=faster
collision theory and surface area
- reactions can only happen if particles collide but thats not enough- the particles must collide with enough energy and force to reach the activation energy and change into new substances
- factors that enhance collisions:
- temp
- concentration
- pressure
- surface area of solids- breaking large pieces of a solid into smaller pieces exposes new surfaces so more collisions can occur
- catalysts
effect of temperature
- increases the kinetic energy of the particles so they move faster and collide more often
- they collide with more energy so more collisions are sucessful
- temp rise…
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