Rate of Reaction (AQA GCSE Chemistry): Flashcards

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Reaction Rates Using Moles
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What is a mole?

A unit used in chemistry to count large numbers of particles (like atoms or molecules)

Particles in one mole

About 6.02×10236.02 \times 10^{23} particles

Mean rate formula (moles, reactant)

Moles of reactant usedTime\frac{\text{Moles of reactant used}}{\text{Time}}

Mean rate formula (moles, product)

Moles of product formedTime\frac{\text{Moles of product formed}}{\text{Time}}

Unit for rate using moles

mol/s

What does mol/s mean?

Moles per second (reactant used or product formed)

Why use moles in reactions?

To think about number of particles involved

Benefit of using moles

Better understanding at molecular level

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