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What colour is the solid that forms when sodium thiosulfate reacts with hydrochloric acid?

Yellow

What happens to the solution when sulfur forms in this reaction?

It goes cloudy

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

Measuring cylinder

How should you heat the solutions to the required temperature?

Using a water bath

What should be drawn on the paper placed under the flask?

A black mark or cross

When should you stop the timer in this experiment?

When you can't see the black mark

Which variable must be kept the same when testing different temperatures?

Volume of solutions

What must stay constant about both solutions throughout the experiment?

Concentration

Which variable can be changed to see how it affects the reaction speed?

Temperature

What happens to particles at higher temperatures?

They move faster

Why does higher temperature make the reaction happen quicker?

Particles collide more often

If the black mark disappears more quickly, what does this mean?

The reaction is happening faster

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