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What does reaction rate tell you?
How fast reactant are converted to products.
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How can you work our reaction rate from a graph?
Draw a line of best fit through data points, pick 2 points on the line that are easy to read, draw a vertical line from 1 point and a horizontal line from the other to make a triangle, work out gradient (change in y/change in x)
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How can you work out the gradient from a curved graph?
find point on the graph you need, draw a line across that point to make a tangent to the curve, calculate gradient of the tangent.
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for the reaction A + B -> C + D, what is the general rate equation?
Rate = k[A]m[B]n ([] + concentration and n & m= orders)
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What do orders of reaction tell you?
How concentration affects the rate
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if [A] changes and the rate stays the same, what order is A in?
Zero order
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if [A] is proportional to the rate, what order is A in?
First order
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if the rate is proportional to [A] squared, what order is A in?
Second order
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what is k?
The rate constant, the bigger the value of k, the faster the reaction.
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how is k affected if you raise the temperature of the reaction?
It will increase
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how is k affected if you increase the concentration?
there will be no effect
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