Chemistry - Rates of Reaction

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<p>Collection under water</p>

Collection under water

Errors:

  1. Some gas escapes, especially before the bung is inserted

  2. Inserting the bund displaces air

  3. Some gases dissolve in water (CO2 and O2 particularly)

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<p>Using a gas syringe</p>

Using a gas syringe

Errors:

  1. Some gas escapes, especially before the bung is inserted

  2. Inserting the bund displaces air

  3. Temperature is not constant (of gas) [tends to get hotter → expansion]

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<p>Measuring change in mass</p>

Measuring change in mass

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Errors:

  1. Some gas escapes, especially before the cotton wool goes in

  2. Some gas may dissolve in the liquid

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<p>Measuring the time taken for cross to be invisible</p>

Measuring the time taken for cross to be invisible

Errors:

  1. Relies on judgement / eyesight / size of cross

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Surface area

More particles of solid are exposed so more frequent collisions

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Concentration

More particles in the same volume of liquid = more frequent collisions

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Pressue

More particles in the same volume of gas so more frequent collisions

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Temperature

Particles gain more kinetic energy so move faster so collide more frequently. This also means that a higher percentage of particles have higher energies than the activation energy so a higher percentage of collisions are successful

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Adding a catalyst

Provides an alternative reaction route with a lower activation energy so a higher percentage of particles have higher energies than the activation energy so a higher percentage of collisions are successful

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Catalyst

A substance that increase the rate of reaction but is chemically unchanged at the end of the reaction (not used up)