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Calculating Rates of Reactions
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What does the rate of a chemical reaction measure?

How quickly reactants are used up or products are formed

Why are rates of reaction particularly useful in industrial processes?

They help understand reaction efficiency

Which formula calculates mean rate using reactants?

AmountofReactantUsedTimeTaken\frac{Amount of Reactant Used}{Time Taken}

Which formula calculates mean rate using products?

AmountofProductFormedTimeTaken\frac{Amount of Product Formed}{Time Taken}

What does a higher rate of reaction indicate?

A faster reaction

Which units are used to measure amount of reactant or product?

g or cm³

What unit is used to measure time in rate calculations?

Seconds (s)

What are the units for rate when using mass measurements?

g/s

If 0.120.12 g magnesium is used in 4545 s, what is the mean rate in g/s?

0.00267 g/s

If 100100 cm³ hydrogen forms in 4545 s, what is the mean rate in cm³/s?

2.22 cm³/s

What does a lower rate of reaction suggest?

A slower reaction

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