rate of reaction
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- Created on: 15-01-20 19:55
rates of reaction
mean rate of chemical reaction
the slope of the line gives us an idea of the rate of reaction
the stepper the slope the faster the reaction
when the slope of the line becomes less steep it means that the reaction is slowing down so therefore rate of reaction is decreasing
this is because the reactant molecules have already reacted and turned into products
which therefore means fewer molecules to react
when the line is flat that means the reaction has stopped
we measure the quantity of reactants formed in grams
if it is a gas it is cm cubed
EXAMPLE
In this chemical reaction 60 g of product was formed in 15 secs
calculate mean rate of reaction
equation is
mean rate of reaction is
quantity of product formed
divide by time taken
also there is quanity of reaction used so not just formed
quantity of reactants used
divided by time taken
using tangents to determined rates
vip : the slope of a curve is constantly changing
drawing a straight line which just touches the curve at the point we are intersted this straight line is called a tangent
in this case the tangent slope than the one kater in the curve which means that the reaction is faster at the start than the end
to use a tangent to determine the rate of reaction u find a point on the curve lets say 30 seconds then u draw a straight line touching th curve then you construct a triangle then you measure from the sides…
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