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Module 5.1

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Define rate of reaction

Back (Answer)

The change in concentration of a reactant or product per unit of time

#2
Front (Question)

List ways in which we can measure the rate of reaction?

Back (Answer)

Measure the loss in mass Measure how fast a gas in produced Measure how long it takes for a solution to go cloudy Measure the pH change of a reaction Watch for colour change

#3
Front (Question)

When measuring a change in mass, what should you use?

Back (Answer)

A weighting scale

#4
Front (Question)

When measuring how fast a gas is produced, what should you use?

Back (Answer)

A gas syringe

#5
Front (Question)

When measuring how long it takes for colour change, what should you use?

Back (Answer)

Colourimetry

#6
Front (Question)

What is meant by order?

Back (Answer)

With respect to a reactant, the order is the power to which the concentration of a reactant is raised to in the rate equation

#7
Front (Question)

What 3 orders must we be aware of?

Back (Answer)

Zero order First order Second order

#8
Front (Question)

What does the concentration-time graph of a zero order reactant look like?

Back (Answer)

Straight line downards

#9
Front (Question)

What does the rate-concentration graph of a zero order reactant look like?

Back (Answer)

Straight line

#10
Front (Question)

With zero order reactants, what will happen to the rate, if the concentration of the reactant is changed?

Back (Answer)

Nothing

#11
Front (Question)

With zero order reactants, what pattern does its half-life follow?

Back (Answer)

DECREASES with time

#12
Front (Question)

What does the concentration-time graph of a first order reactant look like?

Back (Answer)

Slopes downwards

#13
Front (Question)

What does the rate-concentration graph of a first order reactant look like?

Back (Answer)

Straight line upwards

#14
Front (Question)

With first order reactants, what will happen to the rate, if the concentration of the reactant is changed?

Back (Answer)

The rate changes by a proportionally equal amount

#15
Front (Question)

With first order reactants, what pattern does its half-life follow?

Back (Answer)

Constant

#16
Front (Question)

What does the concentration-time graph of a second order reactant look like?

Back (Answer)

Slopes downwards

#17
Front (Question)

What does the rate-concentration graph of a second order reactant look like?

Back (Answer)

Slopes upwards (exponential growth)

#18
Front (Question)

With second order reactants, what will happen to the rate, if the concentration of the reactant is changes by X?

Back (Answer)

The rate will change by X^2

#19
Front (Question)

With second order reactants, what pattern does its half-life follow?

Back (Answer)

Increases with time

#20
Front (Question)

Define overall order

Back (Answer)

The sum of the orders of all the different reactants

#21
Front (Question)

If the overall order of a reaction is 0, what units does the rate constant have?

Back (Answer)

mol dm^-3 s^-1

#22
Front (Question)

If the overall order of a reaction is 1, what units does the rate constant have?

Back (Answer)

s^-1

#23
Front (Question)

If the overall order of a reaction is 3, what units does the rate constant have?

Back (Answer)

dm^3 mol ^-1 s^-1

#24
Front (Question)

If the overall order of a reaction is 4, what units does the rate constant have?

Back (Answer)

dm^6 mol ^ -2 s^-1