Required Practical: Investigating the Effect of Concentration on Rate of Reaction (AQA GCSE Chemistry): Quizzes

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Required Practical: Investigating the Effect of Concentration on Rate of Reaction
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What variable is being investigated in this practical?

Concentration of hydrochloric acid

What does the Gas Collection Method measure?

Volume of gas produced

What volume of hydrochloric acid is used in the Gas Collection Method?

25 cm³

How should the magnesium strip be prepared?

Clean it using emery paper

How often should gas volume be recorded in the Gas Collection Method?

Every 10 seconds

When should you stop measuring in the Gas Collection Method?

When the gas volume stabilises

What observation indicates the end point in the Disappearing Cross Method?

Cross is no longer visible

What volume of sodium thiosulfate is used in the Disappearing Cross Method?

25 cm³

When should the timer be started in the Disappearing Cross Method?

Immediately after adding acid

What should be plotted on the graph during analysis?

Rate of reaction vs concentration

What does a steeper gradient on the graph indicate?

Higher rate of reaction

How should concentrations be varied when repeating the experiments?

Increase by equal increments

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