Rate experiments involving precipitation (Edexcel GCSE Chemistry Combined Science): Quizzes

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What solid forms when sodium thiosulfate reacts with hydrochloric acid?

Yellow sulfur

What observable change is used to measure the reaction rate?

Solution goes cloudy

What equipment is used to heat the solutions to the required temperature?

Water bath

Where should the conical flask be placed during the experiment?

Over paper with a black mark

When should the timer be stopped in this experiment?

When the black mark can't be seen

Which variable can be changed to test its effect on reaction speed?

Temperature

What must be kept the same about the volume of solutions used?

Same amounts each time

What must stay constant about the concentration of solutions?

Must stay the same throughout

What happens to particles at higher temperatures?

They move faster

Why do reactions happen quicker at higher temperatures?

Particles collide more often

What does it mean if the black mark disappears quicker?

Reaction is happening faster

What equipment is used to measure out fixed amounts of the solutions?

Measuring cylinder

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