2 Minute Drill Pass forward your Lab Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions Quiz next Thursday. All Chemical Reaction Lectures to include Molar Mass Homework.

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2 Minute Drill Pass forward your Lab Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions Quiz next Thursday. All Chemical Reaction Lectures to include Molar Mass Homework Complete the lab. All collages are due by 8:00AM Learner Objective Learner will able to identify the 4 factors that enhance a chemical reaction

Lecture: Catalyst Chemical Reactions

Catalyst: A chemical that changes the rate of a reaction by making it go faster. The catalyst does not take part in the reaction and is still present when the reaction is complete. What is a catalyst?

A catalyst works by providing a convenient surface on which the reactants collide more frequently. How does the catalyst work?

ABC AB + C ABC is a reactant. AB and C are the products. Catalyst

Factors that can enhance a chemical reaction: 1. Increase the temperature of the reactants. 2. Increase the surface area of the reactants. (Make a solid into a finer powder). 3. Increase the concentration of the reactants. 4. Adding a catalyst.

Inhibitors: A chemical that is used to slow down a chemical reaction. An example would be the use of food preserves.