Please answer and explain the below questions(ignore formatting):
Question 1:
In order for the outside of your car to react with the oxygen and moisture in the air, there must be a sufficient amount of
reactants
activation energy
products
molecules
potential energy
Question 4:
For a given set of reactants, to speed up a reaction process, you could
decrease the activation energy.
change the reaction pathway.
increase the concentration.
all of the above.
have more collisions in a given time period.
Question 5
If the concentration of the product goes from 1.24 M to 0.12 M in 40 seconds, what is the rate of the reaction?
0.099 M/s
0.20 M/s
0.040 M/s
0.028 M/s
0.13 M/s
Question 6:
If two containers with hydrogen gas and oxygen gas have equal concentrations of each gas at standard temperature and pressure, and the reaction to produce water is complete in 25 seconds in one while the reaction requires 50 seconds in the other, what could account for the difference in rate?
temperature
presence of a catalyst
pressure
concentration of reactants
nature of reactants
Question 7:
When considering the phase of reactants in a closed container, heating liquids to a gas should result in the fastest rate of reaction because of an increase in
number of collisions.
available activation energy.
surface area.
pressure.
all of the above.
Question 9:
In order for a reaction to be reversible, the reaction must be contained in such a way that the concentration of products and the build-up of energy
makes more products than reactants.
stops the reaction from occurring.
causes the reactants to begin to return to the original products.
causes the products to begin to return to the original reactants.
causes the reactants to stick to the side of the container.
Question 10:
When a reaction achieves a dynamic equilibrium, it means the reverse reaction rate
has stopped.
become less than the reverse reaction rate.
become equal to the forward reaction rate.
become faster than when the reaction started.
no longer exists.
Please answer and explain the below questions(ignore formatting): Question 1: In order for the outside of...
3. Food deteriorates more slowly in a refrigerator because (10.1) A. more reactants are added B. products are removed C. the energy of activation is higher D. fewer collisions have the energy of activation E. collisions have the wrong orientation upon impact 4. A reaction reaches equilibrium when (10.2) A. the rate of the forward reaction is faster than the rate of the reverse reaction B. the rate of the reverse reaction is faster than the rate of the forward reaction C. the concentrations of reactants and products are...
Question 35 (1 point) The relationship between the activation energy of the forward and reverse reactions is related by the energy difference between the reactants and products. If the reactants are higher in energy than the products, the activation energy for the forward reaction will be smaller than the activation energy for the reverse reaction and vice versa True False Question 36 (1 point) A catalyst is a substance that is not used up during a reaction. It also does...
1 of 15 A graph of this would produce the straightest line for a 2nd order reaction: natural log of concentration versus time O reciprocal of concentration versus time O concentration versus time O temperature versus time 2 of 15 Which statement is true about a reaction profile? o The energy of the reactants is always greater than that of the products. O The activation energy of the reverse reaction is not same as the forward. O The products must...
Which statements listed below can explain why a chemical reaction does not take place? concentration of reactants is too low the temperature is too low not enough effective collisions are occurring some of these answers all of these answers For a chemical reaction the rate of the forward reaction is at a maximum when when the concentration of the reactants and products is the same a state of equilibrium is reached the reaction begins the concentration of products is greater...
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CHM 1046 Workbook Florida International University Chapter 19-Chemical Kinetics Reaction Profile, Collision Theory, and Catalysts Textbook Reading Assignment-Sections 19.1 and 19.8 The rate of reaction is dependent on several factors, which influence the frequency of these collisions. These include changes in concentration, changes in temperature, presence of a Unit 1 catalyst, and physical state of the reactants to name a few. Learning obiectives 1) Draw reaction profiles...
Use the energy diagrams of the two reactions to answer the questions. Reaction A Reaction B Energy HHHH! (kJ/mol Energy 100 (kJ/mol) 50 Reaction progress Reaction progress What is the change in energy for reaction A? What is the change in energy for reaction B? AEX = kJ/mol AE/x = kJ/mol What is the activation energy for reaction A? What is the activation energy for reaction B? E = kJ/mol E.= kJ/mol Question 2 of 20 > For the reaction...
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This problem will review one of the questions in the ideal gas, but with numbers: You have one container of hydrogen, and another container of oxygen. The number of molecules, temperature and volume are the same for both gases. Oxygen is, however, heavier than hydrogen. How does the average kinetic energy of hydrogen compare to oxygen? Hydrogen has LARGER average kinetic energy than oxygen. Hydrogen has THE SAME average kinetic energy as oxygen. Hydrogen has LESS average kinetic energy than...
Explain why each change in conditions would affect the reaction rate of reaction when sodium metal reacts with chlorine gas to form NaCl? As volume increases the reaction rate will decrease because ? As concentration increases the reaction rate will increase because? As the surface area of a molecule is increased the reaction rate will increase because? As temperature decreases the reaction rate will decrease because? As pressure decreases the reaction rate will decrease because? As a catalyst is added...
Compounds A and B are unstable and each decomposes by a first-order process. At 398 K, the rate constant for the decomposition of A is 3.6 X 10-5 s-1. Separate containers of A and B were prepared, with initial concentrations of 0.120 M A and 0.240 M B. After 5 hrs, it was found that the concentration of A was three times the concentration of B wwww What was the concentration of A after 5 hrs? 2) 1) What is...