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what is rate of reaction

change in concentration of reactant/product per unit time

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what is rate of reaction affected by

  • concentration

  • temperature

  • surface area

  • presence of a catalyst


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observable changes to determine rate

  • collect volume of gas

  • observe colour/pH change

  • measure loss of mass


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what is quenching

stopping reaction by removing a reactant or catalyst, usually by neutralisation

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why is quenching done

to stop reaction to determine rate if using pH/colour change

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is rate always directly proportional to concentration

no

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what does order of reaction tell

how concentration of reactant affects rate

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what is the rate equation

rate = k[A]m[B]n

links rate to concentration of reactants

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<p>what order does this <mark data-color="#1fb6fa" style="background-color: rgb(31, 182, 250); color: inherit;">rate-concentration</mark> graph show</p>

what order does this rate-concentration graph show

  • zero order

  • horizontal line, constant rate

  • rate independent of changing concentration


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<p>what order does this <mark data-color="#58a2ff" style="background-color: rgb(88, 162, 255); color: inherit;">rate-concentration</mark> graph show</p>

what order does this rate-concentration graph show

  • 1st order

  • straight line starting at 0,0

  • rate directly proportional to concentration


<ul><li><p>1st order</p></li><li><p>straight line starting at 0,0</p></li><li><p>rate directly proportional to concentration</p></li></ul><p></p>
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<p>what order does this <mark data-color="#58a2ff" style="background-color: rgb(88, 162, 255); color: inherit;">rate-concentration</mark> graph show</p>

what order does this rate-concentration graph show

  • 2nd order

  • curve increases with steeper slope as concentration increases


<ul><li><p>2nd order</p></li><li><p>curve increases with steeper slope as concentration increases</p></li></ul><p></p>
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what to do if rate-concentration graph shows unclear order

calculate log rate

log rate = m log[A] + log k

m= gradient (order with respect to A)

k= y axis intercept

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what is overall order

sum of all powers to which reactants raised

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why is overall order important

  • determines rate determining step

  • determines mechanism

  • fast simplified analysis


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catalysts in rate equation

appear in rate equation as increase rate of reaction

not in chemical equation as unchanged by reaction

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why is the concentration of an excess reactant considered to be constant

concentration will only change by a very small proportion

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what order are excess reactants and why

zero

concentration unlikely to affect rate

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what does gradient equal on a concentration-time graph

rate

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<p>what order does this <mark data-color="#85fa6c" style="background-color: rgb(133, 250, 108); color: inherit;">concentration-time</mark> graph show</p>

what order does this concentration-time graph show

  • zero order

  • straight line showing constant decline in concentration

  • gradient unchanged despite decreasing concentration so rate constant


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<p>what order does this <mark data-color="#85fa6c" style="background-color: rgb(133, 250, 108); color: inherit;">concentration-time</mark> graph show</p>

what order does this concentration-time graph show

  • 1st order

  • slightly sloping curve, constant half life

  • order found by drawing tangents


<ul><li><p>1st order</p></li><li><p>slightly sloping curve, constant half life</p></li><li><p>order found by drawing tangents</p></li></ul><p></p>
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<p>what order does this <mark data-color="#85fa6c" style="background-color: rgb(133, 250, 108); color: inherit;">concentration-time</mark> graph show</p>

what order does this concentration-time graph show

  • curve declines steeply then levels out

  • increasing half life

  • gradient of tangent = rate


<ul><li><p>curve declines steeply then levels out</p></li><li><p>increasing half life</p></li><li><p>gradient of tangent = rate</p></li></ul><p></p>
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what is half life

time taken for concentration of reactant to half

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small decrease in reactant concentration causes what

large decrease in rate

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what is rate proportional to

rate constant

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meaning of large rate constant value

faster rate

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what affects rate constant

temperature

larger temperature = larger value

k increases exponentially with temperature

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if overall order 0 what is units

mold dm-3 s-1

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if overall order 1 what is units

s-1

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if overall order 2 what is units

mol-1dm3s-1

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if overall order 3 what is units

mol-2dm6s-1

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if overall order 4 what is units

mol-3dm9s-1

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how to deduce order from table

  • pick 2 reactions

  • determine how concentration of 1 reactant changes and its effect on rate

  • if 2 concentrations change, work out effect if only 1 changed


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what is the rate determining step

slowest step for reactions which happen over multiple steps

to speed up reaction focus on this step

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rate determining step and rate equation

if chemical not in RDS is not in rate equation

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determining order from RDS

orders match coefficients of each reactant in RDS

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what is initial rates

calculating rate when t= 0


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what does calculating initial rates allow for

comparison of different reactant concentrations to observe impact of changing reactants