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What is rate of reaction
A measure of how fast a reactant is formed or used up with a formula of
Δquantity/Δt
What factors affect ROR
Higher conc. higher ROR as particles are closer together so more frequent successful collisions
Higher SA of solid means more particles exposed at surface that can be collided with
Higher pressures faster ROR as they are closer
Higher temps higher ROR greater proportion of particles with energy so move faster and collide more
Catalysts provide an alternative pathway with lower activation energy
What is activation energy
Minimum energy that reacting particles must have for a successful collision and reaction to occur
How can ROR be measured
Monitoring removal of reactant or formation of product
Monitoring volume of gas produced at time intervals
Monitoring loss of mass of reactants using a balance
What is a successful collision
One in which particles collide with correct orientation and have sufficient energy to overcome the activation energy barrier of reaction