Effect of concentration on the reaction rate. Graphical methods

Subject: Chemistry

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: d1866
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At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– explain what zero–order, first–order and second–order reactions are
– explain how to express the rate equation for a first–order reaction using natural logarithms
– explain how the half–life is related to the rate constant for first–order reactions
– use graphical methods in kinetics.

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Decomposition of am... Animation Zero-order reactions Whiteboard exercise A kinetic study on ... Animation Decomposition of hy... Animation First-order reaction Animation The graph of a firs... Illustration First-order reactio... Whiteboard exercise Graphical represent... Animation Half-life for first... Whiteboard exercise Second-order reaction Animation The graph for a sec... Illustration Second-order reactions Whiteboard exercise Graphical methods i... Chart Graphical methods i... Whiteboard exercise

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Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Chemistry

Reaction kinetics

45. Effect of concentration on the reaction rate. Graphical methods

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