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how can you tell that a chemical reaction has taken place?
a change in mass, heat being taken in or given out, bubbles are formed or there is a change in colour
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define reactants
substances used to start a chemical reaction
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define product
substances produced in a chemical reaction
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define variable
any factor that can be controlled, changed or measured during an investigation
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define collision theory
this means that for a reaction to occur reactants must collide
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what are some of the most common variables in a reaction
temperature, surface area, concentration and catalysts
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how does temperature affect a rate of reaction
it creates more heat energy in the substance and the particles will have more energy to move around so the particles have more opportunity to collide therefore increasing the rate of reactions
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how does concentration affect a rate of reaction
a concentrated solution contains more solute than a diluted one so therefore there are particles with more collision opportunity to increase rate of reaction
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what are the two ways to increase the concentration in an investigation
using a more concentrated solution - more solute in the same volume of solvent and using the same solute particles in a lower volume of solvent
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define catalyst
a chemical that speeds up a reaction
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define enzyme
a biochemical catalyst found in our bodies
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how does a catalyst affect a rate of reaction
catalysts speed up a reaction without
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