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    The document discusses key concepts related to rates of reaction including: - There are two formulas to calculate mean rate of reaction involving products formed over time or reactants used over time - Mean rate of reaction can be calculated using examples like 10g of products formed in 15 seconds being 0.667g/s - The slope of a rate of reaction graph is used to calculate the mean rate of reaction - Factors that affect the rate of reaction include temperature, surface area, catalysts, and concentration

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    The document discusses key concepts related to rates of reaction including: - There are two formulas to calculate mean rate of reaction involving products formed over time or reactants used over time - Mean rate of reaction can be calculated using examples like 10g of products formed in 15 seconds being 0.667g/s - The slope of a rate of reaction graph is used to calculate the mean rate of reaction - Factors that affect the rate of reaction include temperature, surface area, catalysts, and concentration

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    The document discusses key concepts related to rates of reaction including: - There are two formulas to calculate mean rate of reaction involving products formed over time or reactants used over time - Mean rate of reaction can be calculated using examples like 10g of products formed in 15 seconds being 0.667g/s - The slope of a rate of reaction graph is used to calculate the mean rate of reaction - Factors that affect the rate of reaction include temperature, surface area, catalysts, and concentration

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    Rates of reaction

    What are the 2 formulas to work out the mean rate Mean rate of reaction = quantity of
    of reaction? product formed / time taken
    Mean rate of reaction = quantity of
    reactant used / time taken

    What is the mean rate of reaction if 10g of products Mean rate of reaction = quantity of
    is made over 15 seconds? product formed / time taken
    = 10 /15 = 0.667g/s
    What is the slope on a rate of reaction graph used to The mean rate of reaction
    calculate?
    How do you calculate the slope of a graph? Y value / X value
    Name the four factors that can affect the rate of Temperature, Surface area,
    reaction. catalyst and concentration
    Increasing the __________________ increases the Temperature
    frequency of collisions and makes collisions more
    energetic so increases the rate of reaction
    ________________ change the rate of chemical Catalyst
    reactions but are not used up during the reaction
    Increasing the _________________ of reactants Concentration or surface area
    in a solution increases the rate of reaction because
    there are more particles available to collide
    If I decrease the temperature of a reaction the Decrease
    rate of reaction will ______________________.
    Which diagram A or B shows the reaction profile for B
    a reaction with a catalyst? Why? It lowers the activation energy
    A

    What does this arrow represent? Reversible reaction

    If the forward reaction in a reversible reaction is Endothermic


    exothermic what is the backwards reaction?
    Rates of reaction

    When a reversible reaction occurs in a closed system Equilibrium


    (no atoms/particles can escape) what is reached
    when the forward and backward reactions occur at
    exactly the same rate?
    HIGHER ONLY The rate of reaction decreases for
    If you increase the temperature of reversible the exothermic reaction
    reaction what happens to rate of reaction of the
    exothermic reaction?
    HIGHER ONLY The rate of reaction increases for
    If you increase the temperature of reversible the endothermic reaction
    reaction what happens to rate of reaction of the
    endothermic reaction?
    HIGHER ONLY The equilibrium point shifts
    towards A&B

    What happens to the equilibrium point if the


    concentration of A&B increase?
    HIGHER ONLY The equilibrium will move towards
    2NH3 because there are less
    molecules

    What happens to the equilibrium point if the


    pressure increases?
    HIGHER ONLY The equilibrium will move towards
    N2 + 3H2 because there are less
    molecules

    What happens to the equilibrium point if the


    pressure decreases?
    Calculate the average rate of reaction between 0-90 Mean rate of reaction = quantity of
    product formed / time taken

    = 2.75/90 = 0.31g/s

    seconds

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