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C8 - Rates and Equilibrium

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

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#1
Front (Question)

list 3: factors to measure to find the rate of reaction

Back (Answer)

• mass • temperature • light intensity

#2
Front (Question)

describe: how to measure light intensity to find the rate of reaction RP

Back (Answer)

• cross (‘x’) on paper below solution. • time taken for cross to disappear after reaction has started

#3
Front (Question)

formula: rate of reaction 2 formulas

Back (Answer)

reactant used / time OR product formed / time

#4
Front (Question)

define: collision theory

Back (Answer)

colliding particles will start a reaction if they have sufficient energy

#5
Front (Question)

define: activation energy

Back (Answer)

minimum amount of energy for a collision to be successful successful - to start a reaction

#6
Front (Question)

name: 2 factors that affect the rate of reaction in terms of collision theory

Back (Answer)

• frequency of particle collisions • kinetic energy of particles

#7
Front (Question)

list: 5 factors that affect rate of reaction

Back (Answer)

• SA : V • temperature • concentration • pressure • catalysts

#8
Front (Question)

define: dynamic equilibrium

Back (Answer)

rate of forward reaction = rate of backwards reaction in a reversible reaction

#9
Front (Question)

symbol: reversible reaction

Back (Answer)

⇌

#10
Front (Question)

What can be said about the forwards and backwards reaction in a reversible reaction?

Back (Answer)

one is exothermic and one is endothermic

#11
Front (Question)

define: Le Chatelier’s Principle

Back (Answer)

changing conditions to change the position of the equilibrium

#12
Front (Question)

How does pressure increase change the position of the equilibrium?

Back (Answer)

position shifts towards the side of fewer molecules of gas

#13
Front (Question)

How does temperature increase change the position of the equilibrium?

Back (Answer)

position shifts towards the direction of the endothermic reaction

#14
Front (Question)

How does concentration of reactant increase change the position of the equilibrium?

Back (Answer)

position shifts towards the products