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Chapter 18.1

Chapter 18.1. Rates of Reaction. Learning Objectives. Understand what a reaction rates are a measure of Know the main tenets (points) of collision theory Be able to identify the factors that affect reaction rates Be able to interpret reaction diagrams. Chemical Kinetics.

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Chapter 18.1

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  1. Chapter 18.1 Rates of Reaction

  2. Learning Objectives • Understand what a reaction rates are a measure of • Know the main tenets (points) of collision theory • Be able to identify the factors that affect reaction rates • Be able to interpret reaction diagrams

  3. Chemical Kinetics • Chemical kinetics is the study of reactions rates • A reaction rate is the change in concentration of a reactant/product per unit time (Concentration is molarity)

  4. Collision Theory Three conditions must be met … 1- Atoms/ions/molecules must collide 2- They must collide with enough energy 3- Must hit each other in a proper orientation

  5. Collision Theory

  6. Collision Theory collision theory orientation collision theory video game analogy

  7. Factors Affecting Reaction Rates • Reaction rates are affected by: • Temperature • Concentration • Particle Size • Catalysts/Inhibitors

  8. Factors Affecting Reaction Rates • Lets summarize: • Temperature (higher temperature makes rate faster) • Concentration (higher molarity makes rate faster) • Particle Size (smaller particles makes rate faster) • Catalysts/Inhibitors

  9. Energy Diagram-Endothermic

  10. Energy Diagram-Exothermic

  11. Effect of Catalyst

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