Measuring rates of reaction

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Name a method to measure the rate of a reaction producing a gas.

Use a gas syringe to measure the volume of gas.

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How can you measure the rate of a reaction that forms a precipitate?

Measure the time it takes for a cross to disappear under the solution.

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What is a reaction's initial rate?

The rate at the very start of the reaction.

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Why is a gas syringe better than a measuring cylinder?

It provides more accurate and reliable measurements.

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How can mass loss be used to measure the rate of reaction?

Measure the decrease in mass as a gas is released.

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What is the unit for reaction rate when using mass?

g/s.

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How can you ensure the reaction is conducted fairly during measurement?

Use the same volumes, concentrations, and temperatures.

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What equipment is needed to measure the volume of gas produced?

A gas syringe and a reaction vessel.

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How can reaction rates be compared using graphs?

By comparing the gradients of the lines.

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Why is it important to record data at regular intervals?

To plot an accurate graph of the reaction rate.

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What safety precautions should be taken when measuring reaction rates?

Wear goggles and handle reactive chemicals carefully.

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Why might a balance be used in rate experiments?

To measure mass loss when a gas escapes.

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What is the purpose of repeating rate experiments?

To ensure reliability and identify anomalies.

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Why are temperature-controlled reactions important in rate studies?

To eliminate temperature as a variable affecting the rate.

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What is the significance of the steepest part of a rate graph?

It represents the fastest reaction rate.