1.The rate of a reaction can be measured by measuring; • the rate at which the products are produced (e.g. using a syringe if a gas is produced) • the rate at which the reactants are used up (e.g. by monitoring colour changes) Measuring the rate of reaction Measuring the rate of reaction Measuring the rate of reaction
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Measuring the rate of reaction
The rate of a reaction can be measured by measuring;the rate at which the products are produced (e.g. using a syringe if a gas is produced)the rate at which the reactants are used up (e.g. by monitoring colour changes)
Measuring the rate of reaction
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Measuring the rate of reaction
Measuring the rate of reaction
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Low concentration
Low Concentration
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High concentration
High Concentration
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Low temperature
Low Temperature
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High temperature
High Temperature
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Rate of reaction
The speed of a reaction can be increased by;Increasing temperatureIncreasing concentration/pressureIncreasing the surface areaUsing a catalystA catalyst increases the rate of a chemical reaction but it is not used up during the reaction
Rate of reaction
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Collision theory
Collision Theory
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Changing concentration
Changing Concentration
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Changing concentration
Changing Concentration
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Changing temperature
Changing Temperature
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Changing temperature
Changing Temperature
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Changing surface area
Changing Surface Area
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Changing surface area
Changing Surface Area
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Quiz
Quiz
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