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1. Rates of reaction

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Total cards: 14•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What is the “independent variable” ?

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The thing you have decided to change in an experiment

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What is the “dependent variable” ?

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The thing that you are measured or observing

#3
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What are the 2 main dependent variables used to calculate Rate of reaction

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Volume of gas Mass loss

#4
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What is apparatus for measuring mass as dependent variable in order to calculate Rate of reaction?

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#5
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What is apparatus for measuring gas volumes in order to claculate Rate of Reaction

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#6
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Name 4 ways to increase the rate of reaction

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Increasing concentration of solution Increasing temperature Adding a catalyst Decreasing particle size

#7
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Why are catalysts used in industry?

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#8
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What is meant by “collision theory”?

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The idea that particles must collide in order to react

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#9
Front (Question)

How does decreasing particle size of a solid increase reaction rate?

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Collision take place on the surface and the surface area is increased by decreasing particle size

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#10
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How does increasing concentration increase reaction rate?

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More particles in given area means that particles will collide more often.

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#11
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What is meant by temperature?

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#12
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How does increasing temperature increase reaction rate?

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The particles are moving faster and collide more often and with more energy.

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#13
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Calculating average rate

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#14
Front (Question)

Why does the rate of a reaction decrease as the reaction progresses?

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