1 rate of reaction
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notes for chemistry form 5TRANSCRIPT
Rate of reaction
1. What is rate of reaction
2. Synthesising factors affecting the rate of reaction
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RATE OF REACTION• The rate of reaction tells us how
quickly a chemical reaction happens.• If a reaction occurs rapidly, the
rate of reaction is high. • The speed of reaction can be
measured by either measuring i. The quantity of a product with time or ii. The quantity of a reactant with time.• The quantity can be number of moles,
mass of solid, volume of gas or concentration of a solution
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e.g. :
• 5 g of magnesium ribbon reacts completely with dilute hydrochloric acid. What is/are the quantity reactant or product that can be measured?
• Hint : the changes must be visible and measurable !
• Answers : mass of magnesium Volume of hydrogen gas
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Experiment to determine rate of reaction between calcium carbonate and hydrochloric acid
• Measure volume of gas released in time
• Using the water displacement method to collect the gas
• Apparatus needed are :1. Conical flask2. Delivery tube3. Burette4. Basin 5. Retort stand
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Set up apparatus
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Results of experiment
Time / s
Burette reading / cm3
Volume of gas liberated / cm3
0
30
60
90
48.90
41.40
37.15
34.40
See example of result
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WAYS OF MEASURING THE RATE
• Two methods can be used to determine the rate of reaction, they are :
1. average rate which is the rate of reaction over an interval of time.
2. instantaneous rate which is the exact rate of reaction at any given time
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AVERAGE RATE
change in amount of reactant or product
Time taken for the change to happen
Average rate of reaction =
Average rate of reaction in the first 2 minute
16.5 cm3 / 120 s=
= 0.14 cm3s-1
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• The instantaneous rate of reaction is determine by :
a. drawing a tangent to the curve at the given time
b. finding the gradient of this tangent
• Therefore,Rate of reaction
at a given time = gradient of the tangent
to the curve at the given time
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DISCUSSION
• The curve at 2nd minutes is steeper than at 4th minutes
• Rate of reaction at 2nd minutes is higher than at 4th minutes
• The maximum volume of gas shows that the reaction has been completed
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FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE RATE OF REACTION
• Five factors are :i. effect of particle size
ii. effect of temperature
iii. effect of concentration
iv. effect of catalyst
v. effect of pressure
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THE COLLISION THEORY• Collision theory states that :a. A chemical reaction occurs when reactant
particles collide with each other.b. Not all collision will result in the
formation of products.c. A collision that lead to a chemical reaction
are known as effective collision.d. Effective collision must satisfy two
conditions:i. the reactant particles have enough
energy to overcome the activation energy, Ea of the reaction
ii. the particles collide in the proper orientation.
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THE COLLISION THEORY
• When the frequency of collision between particles of reactant increase, the frequency of effective collision between particle will also increase
• When the frequency of effective collision increases, the rate of reaction will also increase.
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SIZE OF REACTANT• A smaller size of reactant has a higher
rate of reaction• The smaller pieces of solid have a larger
total surface area exposed for collision• As a result, the frequency of collision
will increase• This causes frequency of effective
collision to increase • Hence the rate of reaction will increase
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Total surface area = 4 x 6
= 24 cm2
Total surface area = 2(4 x 2 )+ 2 (2 x 4)
= 32 cm2
Total surface area = 4(2 x 2 )+ 4 (1 x 4)
= 40 cm2
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EFFECT OF CONCENTRATION
• A reactant with higher concentration has a higher rate of reaction
• When the concentration is increase, the number of particles per unit volume will increase.
• As a result, the frequency of collision will increase
• This causes frequency of effective collision to increase
• Hence the rate of reaction will increase
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EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE• An increase of temperature will
increase the rate of reaction• An increase of temperature will cause
the kinetic energy to increase • As a result, the reactant particle will
move faster and collide more often• This causes frequency of collision to
increase • Hence the frequency of effective
collision rate of reaction will increase• The rate of reaction will increase
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EFFECT OF CATALYST• When a positive catalyst is used, the rate of
reaction will increase• Catalyst will enable reaction to occur
through an alternative path with lower activation energy.
• As a result, more colliding particle can overcome the lower activation energy.
• The frequency of collision will increase• This causes frequency of effective collision
to increase • Hence the rate of reaction will increase
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