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Gcse Chemistry
Rates Of Reaction 1
Solution
Q.1.
A catalyst is...
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a substance that slows down a chemical reaction, and is used up in the reaction
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a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction, and is used up in the reaction
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a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction, but is not used up in the reaction
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a substance that slows down a chemical reaction, but is not used up in the reaction
Q.2.
Which piece of laboratory equipment would be useful for measuring the volume of gas given off?
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Beaker
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Gas syringe
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Conical flask
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Burette
Q.3.
If 80 cm of gas was given off in a reaction in 20 seconds, what was the average rate of reaction?
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4 cm/s
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4 cm3/s
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1,600 cm3/s
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0.25 cm3/s
Q.4.
Which of the following methods is NOT a valid way to measure the rate of a chemical reaction?
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Measuring the mass of a reaction mixture
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Measuring the volume of gas given off
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Measuring the light transmitted through a solution
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Measuring the volume of liquid at the start of the reaction
Q.5.
In order to accelerate the rate of a chemical reaction, there are two things which we can do. Pick the correct combination.
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Decrease the chances of particle collision Increase the energy the particles collide with
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Increase the chances of particle collision Increase the energy the particles collide with
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Increase the chances of particle collision Decrease the energy the particles collide with
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Decrease the chances of particle collision Decrease the energy the particles collide with
Q.6.
Which of the following is NOT a factor that affects the rate of a chemical reaction?
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Temperature
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Concentration
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Surface area
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The speed at which the chemicals are mixed
Q.7.
One method of increasing the chances of particles colliding during a reaction between gases is to...
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increase pressure
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decrease temperature
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use a catalyst
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decrease concentration
Q.8.
Chemical reactions can only occur when...
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particles come together with sufficient energy
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particles come together for a sufficient amount of time
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particles mix together
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particles are able to separate
Q.9.
One method of increasing the energy the particles react with is to...
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increase pressure
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increase temperature
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use a catalyst
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decrease concentration
Q.10.
The smallest amount of energy required by particles to react is called...
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chemical energy
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reaction energy
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enabling energy
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activation energy
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