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The ________ of a chemical reaction depends on several factors, including temperature and reactant concentration.
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Rate
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Molecules undergoing chemical reactions pass through untsable, short-lived _____________ __________ before assuming their final forms.
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Ttransition states
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Molecules must possesss a certain amount of kinetic energy-___ _______________________ ____________- in order to undergo a chemical reaction.
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The activation energy
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What increases the rate of a chemical reaction by lowering the energy required for molecules to react.
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Catalyst
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Reactions that seem similar from the balanced equation often take place through dramatically different ____________ _______________________.
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Reaction mechanisms
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Surprisingly, both actions release roughly the same amount of enregy; it is the different what of the cmeical reactions however that make the world safe for candy bar eaters.
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Rates
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What is the study of rates of reactions (their speeds) and the pathway taken during the reacton (the mechanism of the reaction)
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Chemical kinetics
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Reaction rate may be defined by what equation?
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Reaction rate = change in molar concentration/time period for change
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The rate is often measured over a relatively short time interval immediately after the reactans are combined; this is known as what?
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Initial rate of reaction
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The greater the frequency and the greater the energy of collision between reactant particles, the greater the rate of reaction; this concept is known as what?
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Collision theory
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On the basis of the collision theory, we would also expect the reaction rate for most reactions to depend on the positioning of the molecules-their what-when they collide?
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Orientation
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In cases where the reactants are not in the same phase--this system, the reaction rate depends on the area of contact between the phases.
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Heterogeneous system
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What is one important factor that affects the rate of chemical reactions?
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Temperature
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What is the general rule of thumb?
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For every 10 degree celsius rise in temperature, the reaction rate doubles.
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Apparently, the higher temperature must result in a greater what of the collisions being effective to produce products?
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Fraction
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