Chemistry 12 - Reaction Kinetics

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Reaction Rate

How fast the amount of reactant or product changes

Δ amount / Δ time

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Describe ways to monitor reaction rates in an open system

  1. Change in mass of gas

  2. Temperature change *

  3. Concentration change of coloured ions

  4. Change in pH

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Describe ways to monitor reaction rates in a closed system

  1. Temperature change

  2. Change in pressure

  3. Change in volume

  4. Concentration of coloured ions changes

  5. Change in pH

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Ways to measure reaction rates

Average rate (overall rate in specific time frame ex: 5s-25s)

Instantaneous Rate (rate at a specific moment in time ex: 10.00s)

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What are factors that affect reaction rates?

  • Surface area (increasing Surface Area makes reaction rate increase)

  • —> only affects solids in heterogeneous rxn

  • Temperature

  • —> affects all rxns

  • Pressure

  • —> only affects rxns with gaseous reactants

  • Phase

  • —> think mobility, proximity, attraction

  • Nature of Reactants

  • —> strength of bonds, # of bonds

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Describe collision theory & effective collisions

For a rxn to occur, molecules must

  • collide

  • Have sufficient KE

  • Have correct molecular geometry when colliding

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Explain energy changes in chemical reactions

  • Endothermic reactions have more potential energy

  • Exothermic reactions have more kinetic energy

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How can you measure the ΔH

Distance from reactants to products

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What does a catalyst do?

Speeds up a rxn without getting used up

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Rate Determining Step

Slowest reaction/ equation

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Reaction Intermediates

Produced + used up in a reaction

(Cancels out in equation)

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Activated Complex

Highest Potential Energy in whole reaction