Core practical - Rate of reaction (AQA GCSE Chemistry): Flashcards

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Core practical - Rate of reaction
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What this practical investigates

How concentration affects reaction rate

Reactants used in this practical

Sodium thiosulfate and hydrochloric acid

Colour of precipitate formed

Yellow

Substance causing cloudiness

Sulfur

Volume of sodium thiosulfate used

5050 cm3^3

Volume of hydrochloric acid used

1010 cm3^3

When to stop the timer

When cross no longer visible through cloudy mixture

Effect of higher concentration on rate

Higher concentration leads to faster reaction rate

Why higher concentration increases rate

More particles in same space, more frequent collisions

Independent variable

Concentration of sodium thiosulfate

Dependent variable

Time taken for cross to disappear

Concentration-time relationship type

Inverse: concentration up, time down

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