16 – Studying the Effect of Concentration on Reaction Rate (LC 2027) (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Flashcards
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Effect of concentration on reaction rate
Effect of concentration on reaction rate
Rate increases as concentration increases
Why concentration increases rate
Why concentration increases rate
More particles in same volume → more frequent collisions
Precipitate formed in thiosulfate-HCl reaction
Precipitate formed in thiosulfate-HCl reaction
Sulfur precipitate (cloudy yellow mixture)
Method used to measure reaction rate
Method used to measure reaction rate
Cross disappearing technique
When to stop timing in cross method
When to stop timing in cross method
When cross can no longer be seen through cloudy mixture
Variable to change in fair test
Variable to change in fair test
Concentration of sodium thiosulfate solution
Formula for calculating reaction rate
Formula for calculating reaction rate
Units for reaction rate
Units for reaction rate
or per second
Time vs concentration graph shape
Time vs concentration graph shape
Curved line showing inverse relationship
Rate vs concentration graph shape
Rate vs concentration graph shape
Straight line through origin
Meaning of straight line through origin
Meaning of straight line through origin
Direct proportionality (double conc. = double rate)
When reactions occur (collision theory)
When reactions occur (collision theory)
Particles collide with sufficient energy
Why more concentration = faster rate
Why more concentration = faster rate
More particles → more collisions per second
Why use thiosulfate-HCl reaction
Why use thiosulfate-HCl reaction
Sulfur precipitate provides clear visual endpoint
