Rate of reaction = change in concentration (mol dm-3) / time (s) units: mol dm -3 s-1
The minimum amount of energy that particles must have to react is the activation energy
Collision theory: reacting particles collide with each other and with sufficient energy. Molecules must collide with the correct orientation (collide with the rightt molecule).
Factors that increases the chance of effective collisions increases the rate(speed) of reaction:
Increased S.A (for solids)
Increased conc. (For solution)
Increased pressure (for gases)
Increased temperature
Use of catalyst
INCREASED S.A: the smaller particle size, the Increased S.A, rate of reaction Increases bc the frequency (n' of collisions per sec) of collisions increases
INCREASING CONCENTRATION (n' of moles in a volume):
If the conc. Of reactants increases, there are more moles of reactants in a given volume
The frequency of collisions increases
So the frequency of successful collisions increases
So the rate of reaction increases
INCREASING PRESSURE:
if pressure increases, more particles in a given volume
Frequency of collisions between particles increases
So the rate of reaction increases
INCREASING TEMPERATURE:
The rate of reaction increases
because... particles collide more often - frequency of collisions increases
And because.... particles collide withh more energy (MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR)
so, more particles have energy higher than activating energy and can react successfully.
MEASURING RATE OF REACTION:
Measure how fast the products are formed or reaction are used up - either measure:
Average rate
How rate changes with time e.g. measure time taken for a piece of Mg to disappear
ADDING A CATALYST:
Increases the rate of reaction by providing an alternative path/mechanism with a lower activation energy.
Catalyst are not used up in the reaction
Catalysts are important in industrial processes to reduce costs
Homogeneous catalyst: in the same phase as reactants (same physical state) form a intermediate compound with the reactants
Heterogeneous catalyst: are in different phase to reactants (e.g. soldi catalyst and gas reactants) promote reactants through their active sites.
In heterogeneous catalyst- the catalyst provide S.A.
Catalysts is used bc gas is spread out, so it stretches the H-H bonds and get it this react with the C=C bond
MEASURING RATE OF REACTION: as time increases, mass decreases bc. CO2 (g) escapes from the top. The cotton wool to prevent the acid escaping bc. there's fizzing (loss of mass). CaCO3(s) + 2HCL(aq) ----CaCL2 (aq) + CO2(g) + H2O(l)
MEASURING RATE OF REACTION: measuring the rate of reaction is done by measuring volume of gas produced over time. As time goes on, gredient decreases, so rate decreases.
RATE GRAPHS AND REACTANT CONCENTRATION
A) reactant
B) rate
C) gradient
D) fast
E) shallow
RATE OF REACTION GRAPH: in GREEN LINE with slower reaction- has the same amount of product due to: lower temperature and smaller S.A. when gradient=0, REACTION HAS STOPPED AS ALL REACTANTS HAS BEEN USED UP
A) slower
B) used up
EXOTHERMIC, ENDOTHERMIC, AND WITH/WITHOUT CATALYST
A) catalyst
B) -ve
C) +ve
D) intermediate
MAXWELL-BOLTZMANN DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY: effect of temperature, effect of catalyst
A) doubles
B) with energy
C) broadens
D) energy
E) shifts
F) under
G) activation energy
H) catalyst
I) 10
MAXWELL-BOLTZMANN DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY
A) fraction
B) changes
C) same
D) distribution
E) n' of particles
F) collide
G) react
H) react
Explain the difference in the rate of reaction when smaller marble chips are used instead of the large marble chips. - the smaller the marble chips have higher S.A, so faster rate, so higher frequency of collisions
give a reason why the volume of CO2 collected in the experiment is less than 90cm3. - some CO2 dissolved in the acid OR some gas will escape before bung is replaced.
give a reason why the mineral was crushed before being added to the acid. - for faster reaction as S.A in increased