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RATE OF REACTION The rate of reaction measures the amount of product made in a specific time. It can be increased by: Raising the temperature Increasing the concentration Increasing the pressure
TEMPERATURE OF REACTANTS LOW TEMPERATURE: The particles move slowly - the particles collide less often and at lower energy - rate of reaction is slow HIGH TEMPERATURE: The particles move fast - particles collide more often and at higher energy - rate of reaction is fast
WHAT ARE THE THREE FORMS OF CARBON? Diamond Graphite Buckminster fullerene (buckyballs)
DIAMOND Is insoluble in water and doesn't conduct electricity (no free electrons) Colourless, clear and lustrous Very hard and has a very high melting point - large amount of covalent bonds Giant molecular structure
GRAPHITE Has a layered structure Insoluble Black and slippery Lustrous and opaque Conducts electricity - it has delocalised electrons High melting point - strong covalent bonds
BUCKMINSTER FULLERENE Known as a 'buckyball' Is made of 60 carbon atoms (C60) It is a black solid
NANOTUBES Nanotubes can be made by joining fullerenes together. Nanotubes conduct electricity and are very strong. Uses: Reinforce tennis racket frames, develop more efficient industrial catalysts
WHAT IS ATOM ECONOMY? Atom economy is a way of measuring the number of atoms that are wasted in a chemical reaction. If all the atoms in the reactants are in the product the atom economy is 100% Atom economy = Mr of products x 100 Sum of Mr of all products
PERCENTAGE YIELD: 100% yield - no product has been lost 0% yield - no product has been made Percentage yield = Actual yield Predicted yield x100 Percentage yield is a way of comparing the amount of product made with the amount of product expected to make .
BATCH PROCESS In a batch process, reactants are put into a reactor and the product is removed at the end of the reaction. Batch processes: Make a product on demand on a small scale, can be used to make a variety of products, are labour intensive
CONTINUOUS PROCESS In a continuous process, reactants are continually fed into the reactor as the products are removed. Continuous processes: Make a product on a large scale, are dedicated to making just one product, operate all the time, run automatically
EXOTHERMIC AND ENDOTHERMIC REACTIONS EXOTHERMIC: Reactions release energy to the surroundings and cause a temperature rise ENDOTHERMIC: Reactions absorb energy from the surroundings and causes a temperature to drop.
CATALYST A catalyst is a substance that changes the rate of reaction without being used up. Activation energy is the energy needed to break the bonds of atoms for a reaction. A catalyst lowers the activation energy to speed up the reaction.
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