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SCH4U
Kinetics
Test
March
2011
Part
A:
/24
marks
Name:
Part
B:
/11
marks
Date:
Part
C:
/17
marks
PART
A:
MULTIPLE
CHOICE
&
MATCHING
(24
Marks)
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PART
B:
SHORT
ANSWER
Plot
a
typical
rate
of
reaction
graph
(Concentration
of
Reactant
vs.
Time)
and
indicate
how
to
determine
both
average
and
instantaneous
rate of
reaction.
(3
marks)
Tonstantongous
—
slope
ot
W
.
What
is
the
rate
law?
(3
marks)
.
.
_
x
=
oo
relobon
behueen
.
.
What
are
the
key
concepts
of
the
collision
theory?
(2
marks)
.
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collision
=
propes—
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ks
are
in
Constont
.
How
is
the
rate-determining
step
related
to
the
rate-law
equation?
Give
an
example
to
illustrate
this
relationship.
(2
marks)
andem
MohHON
Coe
Mchenks
o
rode
—delecmimura
Slep
=
'E)L?*ov\q}\-\'s
ot
e
law
.
How
can
the
effect
of
temperature
on
the
rate
of
the
reaction
be
explained
by
collision
theory?
(2
marks)
Tc.m?
—
>
1
4
of
colisions
—
T
Rochom
ol
elffechne
collisions
(7
e,t\cr%)
.
How
can
the
effect
of
a
catalyst
on
a
reaction
be
explained
by
collision
theory?
(2
marks)
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lowess
athuahon
ene.ratt
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T
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of
molecules
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collisions
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