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what is meant by the rate of a reaction
how quickly a reaction takes place
how can you measure the volume of gas produced in a reaction
measuring cylinder
what is an equation for calculating rate of reaction
quantity of reactant used/time taken or quantity of product formed/time taken
what is the name for the theory that explains why reactions happen
collision theory
what must particles do for them to react with each other
they must collide with sufficient energy
what leads to a higher rate of reaction
more frequent successful collisions
what is the name given to the smallest amount of energy needed for a reaction to happen
the activation energy
what are the five factors that can change the rate of a reaction
temperature, surface area, catalyst, concentration, pressure
what happens to the rate of any reaction if you increase any of the 5 factors
the rate increases
how do you increase the surface area of a solid
break it up into smaller pieces
how does increasing the temperature change the movement of particles
makes them move faster
how does increasing the pressure change the particles
makes them closer together
how does increasing concentration change the particles
increases the number of particles in a given volume
how do catalysts affect the rate of reaction
they lower the activation energy
what is a reversible reaction
a reaction that can go forwards and backwards
what is the symbol for a reversible reaction
⇌
if a reaction is exothermic in the forward direction, what will it be in the reverse direction
endothermic
when a reaction is at equilibrium how are the rates of the forward and backward reactions related
they are the same
how are the amounts of reactant and product changing at equilibrium
they are not changing
what is meant by a “closed system”
a reaction where no chemicals can escape