Mini Chemistry From collision theory for rate of chemical reactions, we know that there are a few factors which affect the rate of a reaction: Concentration Pressure Particle size Temperature Presence of catalyst Effect Of Concentration On Rate Of Chemical Reactions An increase in the concentration of one or more of the reactants will increase the rate of …
Basic Introduction To Collision Theory Collision theory is used to explain how a chemical reaction occurs and what happens (at a particle-level) when a chemical reaction takes place. The collision theory states that: (Important!!) For a reaction to take place, the reactant particles HAVE to collide. Not all collisions will result in a chemical reaction …
There are three common experimental methods to determine the speed of a chemical reaction: Measure the time for a reaction to be completed Measure the quantity of products formed in a period of time Measure the quantity of reactants remaining in a period of time The choice of experimental methods for the determination of the …
The speed of reaction (rate of reaction) is important in the chemical industry and everyday life as it measures how fast the reaction takes place. Different reactions occur at different speeds. The higher the speed of reaction, the faster the rate of manufacturing large amounts of required products. Example of a reaction with a slow speed …
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