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2 Kinetics Chapter 19

3 Kinetics (chemistry)  Branch of chemistry that investigates the rates of chemical reactions.  Reactions result from the collision of particles: ions, molecules, atoms.

4 Review  What are the 6 types of reactions?

5 6 Types of Reactions  Combustion  Decomposition  Synthesis  Single displacement  Double displacement  Acid base reaction

6 Collision Theory

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8 Activation Energy  The energy required for a reaction to proceed  Results in the formation of a transition state.

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10 Factors that affect reaction rate TTemperature CConcentration PParticle size CCatalyst

11 Increase in Temperature:  increases the speed of particles  increases the number of collisions  increases the energy of the collisions

12 An Increase in Concentration Increases:  the number of collisions  the likelihood of collisions with sufficient energy  the likelihood the collisions with have enough energy

13 Particle Size DDecreasing the particle size increases the surface area to volume ratio MMore surface area, the faster the reaction

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15 Catalyst  Catalyst provide a surface area for a reaction to occur.  By orienting the particles to the correct position, reaction requires less energy to proceed.  Lower activation energy, faster reaction

16 Catalyst  By orienting the particles for a more efficient collision the activation energy is reduced allowing the reaction to proceed faster

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