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OCR - A-Level - Chemistry - Collision Theory and Rates of Reaction
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A level Chemistry Mind Map on OCR - A-Level - Chemistry - Collision Theory and Rates of Reaction, created by Josh Anderson on 01/03/2017.
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OCR - A-Level - Chemistry - Collision Theory and Rates of Reaction
Rate = Change in concentration/time
mol/dm^3/s
Initial rate - concentration of reactants are highest at the start of a reaction when the rate is at its fastest
Rate slows as reactant concentration decreases (as it gets used up)
When any reactant has a concentration of zero, the reaction stops
Factors affecting the rate of a chemical reaction
Temperature
Temp increases, rate increases
Pressure (gas)
Pressure increases, rate increases
Concentration
Conc increases, rate increases
Surface area
SA increases, rate increases
Catalysts
Rate increases in presence
Must be sufficient energy to overcome activation energy
Correct orientation of reactants for collisions
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