How does a positive catalyst generally affect a chemical reaction? A catalyst increases the temperature of...
How does a positive catalyst generally affect a chemical reaction?
A catalyst increases the temperature of the reaction which speeds the reaction rate.
A catalyst reduces the frequency factor which speeds the reaction rate.
A catalyst reduces the amount of solvent required which slows the reaction rate.
A catalyst reduces activation energy which speeds the reaction rate.
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The positive catalyst reduces the activation energy which speeds the reaction rate,
As more molecule can accuire the activated state in less energy
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1a. How does a catalyst change the equilibrium of a reaction? r A catalyst lowers the...
1a. How does a catalyst change the equilibrium of a
reaction?
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A catalyst lowers the activation energy and so changes the rate
constants and therefore changes the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst lowers the activation energy and so changes the rate
constants and therefore changes the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst helps to form more products so it always increases
the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst adds a reactant to the equilibrium expression and so
changes the equilibrium constant.
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1a. How does a catalyst change the equilibrium of a
reaction?
r
A catalyst lowers the activation energy and so changes the rate
constants and therefore changes the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst lowers the activation energy and so changes the rate
constants and therefore changes the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst helps to form more products so it always increases
the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst adds a reactant to the equilibrium expression and so
changes the equilibrium constant.
A catalyst doesn't...
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The chemical reaction shown was performed and the concentration of HCI was measured over time. CI,(g) + CHCI,(g) HC(g) +CCI,(8) The (HCI) after 25 s was 0.153 mol/L. After 132 s, the (HCI) was 0.374 mol/L. Calculate the rate of reaction. rate of reaction: mol HCIL Which definition best describes the term activation energy? O the minimum kinetic energy that particles must possess for a chemical reaction to occur O the energy required to remove an electron from a gaseous...
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