Rate of reaction on a graph (AQA GCSE Chemistry Combined Science): Flashcards

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Rate of reaction on a graph
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Gradient/steepness on reaction rate graph shows

Rate of reaction

Steeper line on reaction graph means

Faster reaction

Y-axis on reaction rate graph

Amount of product made or reactant used up

Product when marble chips react with dilute HCl

Carbon dioxide gas

Why reactions slow down as time goes on

Fewer particles available to react

Flat line on reaction graph means

Reaction has stopped

Line at start of reaction is

Steep (fast reaction)

What to do with anomalous points when drawing best-fit line

Ignore them

Formula: average rate of reaction

change in volumechange in time\frac{\text{change in volume}}{\text{change in time}}

X-axis on reaction rate graph shows

Time

How line gradient changes as reaction continues

Gets less steep

How CO₂ gas collected in marble chips experiment

In a gas syringe

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