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Factors Affecting Rate of Reaction
Concentration
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GCSE Single Chemistry AQA Higher > Paper 2 > C6- The Rate and Extent of Chemical Change > Rate of Reaction > Factors Affecting Rate of Reaction > Concentration
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How does increasing
concentration
or
pressure
increase the rate of reaction?
Higher concentration means more
particles
are crowded closer together
Since particles are crowded closer together, they collide more often and so there’s more successfully
collisions
Increasing the pressure of reacting gases also increases the frequency of collisions
Analysis of rate of reaction concentration investigation:
-increasing the
concentration
increases the rate of reaction
What is the difference of using a
2mol/dm³
compared to using a
1mol/dm³
acid in the
rate of reaction
concentration investigation?
The 2mol/dm³ reacted
quicker
than the 1mol/dm³
What type of concentration is this?
High concentration
What type of
concentration
is this?
Low
concentration
Use
collision theory
to explain why increasing the
concentration
affects the rate of reaction
More
particles
are crowded within a higher concentration so collisions happen more frequently
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