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Factors that Affect the Rate of Reaction
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What are the three main conditions that affect the rate of reaction?

Temperature, pressure, concentration

What happens to particles when temperature is increased?

They move faster with more energy

Why does increasing temperature increase the rate of reaction?

More frequent, forceful collisions occur

What happens to gas particles when pressure is increased?

Squeezed closer together in smaller space

Why does increasing pressure speed up reactions in gases?

Particles collide more frequently

What does increasing the concentration of reactants mean?

More particles in the same volume

How does increasing concentration affect collision likelihood?

Increases likelihood of collisions

In reactions with solids, which particles can collide with other reactants?

Only particles on the surface

How can you increase the surface area of a solid reactant?

Break into smaller pieces or crush it

What does a higher surface area-to-volume ratio indicate?

More particles available for collisions

What do catalysts provide to speed up reactions?

Alternative pathway with lower energy

What happens to catalysts during a reaction?

They are not consumed

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