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- Mean rate of reaction = quantity of product formed ÷ ____ taken.
time
提示It is the quantity read from a stopwatch.
为什么A rate always says how much happens in each second. The same sum works with the quantity of reactant used up in place of the quantity of product formed.
- Marble chips react with dilute acid and give off 48 cm³ of carbon dioxide in the first 60 s. What is the mean rate of reaction over this time, in cm³/s? (number only)
0.8
提示Share the volume of gas equally among the seconds.
为什么Mean rate = volume of gas formed ÷ time taken = 48 ÷ 60 = 0.8 cm³/s. The unit follows from the sum: cubic centimetres divided by seconds.
- A flask of marble chips and acid stands on a balance. As carbon dioxide escapes, the reading falls from 152.40 g to 151.50 g in 45 s. What is the mean rate of reaction over this time, in g/s? (number only)
0.02
提示First find how much mass has left the flask.
为什么The mass lost is 152.40 − 151.50 = 0.90 g, which is the mass of gas that escaped. Mean rate = 0.90 ÷ 45 = 0.02 g/s.
- The units of a rate of reaction are ____ when a mass is measured and ____ when a volume of gas is measured.
g/s; cm³/s
提示Each one is the unit of the quantity, followed by 'per second'.
为什么A rate is a quantity divided by a time, so its unit is the quantity's unit divided by seconds. At Higher tier the amount may also be counted in moles, giving mol/s.
- A reaction makes 60 cm³ of gas in 100 s, so its mean rate is 0.6 cm³/s. Why is this called a 'mean' rate rather than simply 'the rate'?
The rate changes during the reaction; this is its average over the 100 s
提示Think about whether the fizzing is equally fast at the start and near the end.
为什么Most reactions are fastest at the start, when the reactants are most concentrated, and slow down as they are used up. Dividing the total gas by the total time gives one average figure that hides this change.
- A graph shows the volume of gas produced against time. The curve is steep at first, becomes less steep, and finally turns into a flat horizontal line. What does the flat part show?
The reaction has finished: no more gas is being made
提示Ask what a line that no longer rises says about the amount of product.
为什么The slope of the curve shows the rate. A flat line has no slope, so the rate is zero: one of the reactants has been used up.
- The volume of gas made in a reaction is read every 10 s: 0 s, 0 cm³; 10 s, 20 cm³; 20 s, 32 cm³; 30 s, 38 cm³; 40 s, 40 cm³; 50 s, 40 cm³. In which 10 s interval is the reaction fastest?
From 0 s to 10 s
提示Compare how much the reading goes up in each interval.
为什么The gas made in each interval is 20, 12, 6, 2 and 0 cm³. The biggest rise in a fixed time is the fastest rate, and on a graph it is where the curve is steepest.
- On a curved graph of gas volume against time, a tangent is drawn at 10 s and another at 40 s. The tangent at 10 s is much steeper than the one at 40 s. What does this tell you about the reaction?
It is faster at 10 s than at 40 s
提示The slope of each line stands for something about that moment.
为什么The slope of a tangent measures the rate of reaction at the instant where it touches the curve. A steeper tangent means the amount of product is rising more quickly at that moment.
- A tangent is drawn at 20 s to a curve of gas volume against time. The tangent passes through the points (10 s, 14 cm³) and (30 s, 30 cm³). What is the rate of reaction at 20 s, in cm³/s? (number only)
0.8
提示Divide the rise of the line by its run.
为什么Gradient = change in volume ÷ change in time = (30 − 14) ÷ (30 − 10) = 16 ÷ 20 = 0.8 cm³/s. The gradient of the tangent is the rate at the moment where the tangent touches the curve.
- 2.4 g of magnesium (relative atomic mass 24) reacts completely with excess acid in 50 s. What is the mean rate at which the magnesium is used up, in mol/s? (number only)
0.002
提示Change the mass into an amount in moles before dividing by the seconds.
为什么Moles of magnesium = 2.4 ÷ 24 = 0.1 mol. Mean rate = 0.1 ÷ 50 = 0.002 mol/s.
- Changing the pressure affects the rate of a reaction only when the reactants are ____.
gases
提示Only one state of matter can be squeezed into a much smaller space.
为什么Raising the pressure pushes the particles of a gas closer together, which speeds up a reaction between them. Solids and liquids can hardly be compressed, so pressure makes almost no difference to them.
- The same mass of marble is reacted with the same acid twice: once as large lumps and once as powder. Which reacts faster, and which factor has been changed?
The powder; surface area
提示Think about how much of the solid the acid can actually touch.
为什么Breaking a solid into smaller pieces exposes more of it, so the same mass has a larger surface area. A larger surface area of a solid reactant increases the rate.
- Excess marble chips react with 50 cm³ of acid at 20 °C. A graph of gas volume against time rises and levels off at 60 cm³. The experiment is repeated at 40 °C with the same amounts. How does the new curve compare?
Steeper at the start, but it levels off at the same 60 cm³
提示One thing about the line changes with how quickly gas comes off; another depends only on how much acid there is.
为什么A higher temperature increases the rate, so gas is made more quickly and the curve climbs more steeply. The amount of acid is unchanged, so the same total volume of gas is made in the end; it is just reached sooner.
- In the required practical on rate, the concentration of the acid is changed on purpose and the volume of gas collected in a fixed time is measured. Why must the acid be at the same temperature in every run?
Temperature also changes the rate, so it must be controlled
提示Ask what makes a comparison fair.
为什么Concentration is the independent variable and the volume of gas is the dependent variable. Anything else that affects the rate, such as temperature or the size of the solid pieces, is a control variable: if it changed too, you could not tell which change caused the result.
- The cloudiness of a liquid, which can be used to follow a reaction that makes a fine solid
Turbidity
提示The word is related to 'turbulent', as in churned-up, muddy water.
为什么In one method of the required practical, two colourless solutions are mixed and the liquid slowly turns cloudy. The time taken for a cross under the flask to disappear from view is measured: the shorter the time, the faster the reaction.
- In the 'disappearing cross' method, a cross on paper under the flask is watched from above, and the clock is stopped when the cross can no longer be seen. Why should the same person judge this in every run?
The end point is a judgement, and different people judge it differently
提示Would two observers agree on the exact instant?
为什么There is no sharp moment when the cross vanishes, so deciding it is the main source of error in this method. Keeping the same observer, the same cross and the same depth of liquid makes the runs comparable.
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