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Ch 31

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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The slowest step in a mechanism is called the

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Rate-determining step

#2
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What is the reaction rate?

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The change of concentration of reactant or finished product with respect to time

#3
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A zero-order reaction has a constant rate which is

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Independent of the reactants’ concentrations

#4
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A zero-order reaction has units of

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Ms-1

#5
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A first-order reaction has units of

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s-1

#6
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A second-order reaction has units of

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M-1s-1

#7
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What does the collision theory of chemical kinetics state?

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The rate of a reaction is proportional to the number of collisions per second between reacting molecules

#8
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Reaction rates always increase with

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Increasing temperatures

#9
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An effective collision leads to the formation of products and only occurs if

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Molecules collide with correct orientation and sufficient force or break and form new bonds

#10
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What is the Ae?

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Minimum energy of collision needed for reaction to take place

#11
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A transition state is formed when

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Molecules collide with sufficient energy and in the correct orientation

#12
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The transition state has greater energy than the

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Reactants or the products

#13
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A potential energy diagram illustrates the relationship between

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AE, heats of reaction, and potential energy of the system before and after the reaction

#14
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A negative enthalpy change (-∆H) indicates an

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Exothermic reaction

#15
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A positive enthalpy change (∆H) indicates an

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Endothermic reaction

#16
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As reactant concentrations increase, all reaction rates increase except for

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