Please go over the whole thing. **Kinetics - Rates of Reactions**The local big box electronics store sells a 60-Inch Widescreen HD-Ready LCD Television for $1000. At full price some people will buy the TV. The store hands out the following coupon:**(Image of a coupon)** 60-inch Widescreen HD-ready LCD TV (regularly $1000) for $10 Coupon may be used multiple times. Exp: Never Questions:1. Does the coupon increase or decrease the price of the TV?2. At $10 a TV instead of $1000, will the rate of sales increase or decrease?3. Can the coupon be used more than once?**Concept of a Catalyst in Reactions:**A catalyst is a "coupon" for a chemical reaction. Use the figure to the right to answer the following:A catalyst:- (increases/decreases) the energy of activation.- (increases/decreases) the rate of a reaction.- NOT used up during the reaction.**Image Explanation:**1. **Graph of Sales:** - The x-axis represents the progress of sales. - The y-axis represents the price. - Two curves are shown: - The higher curve represents the original price. - The lower curve represents the price with the coupon. - The area between the curves indicates customers who bought TVs.2. **Graph of Reaction Progress:** - The x-axis represents the progress of the reaction. - The y-axis represents the energy level. - Two lines are depicted: - The higher curve shows activation energy without a catalyst. - The lower curve shows activation energy reduced with a catalyst. - Reactants are shown transitioning to products, with a reduced activation energy when a catalyst is used.**Question 9:**Describe how the rate of a reaction is affected by:a) the concentration of reactants,b) the surface area of solid reactants,c) the temperature of the reaction,d) a catalyst.

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Kinetics - Rates of Reactions The local big box electronics store sells a 60-Inch Widescreen HD-Ready LCD Television for $1000. At full price some people will buy the TV. The store hands out the following coupon: 60-inch Widescreen HD-ready LCD TV (regularly $1000) for $10 Coupon may be used multiple times. Exp: Never Does the coupon increase or decrease the price of the TV? At $10 a TV instead of $1000, will the rate of sales in- crease or decrease? Can the coupon be used more than once? A catalyst is a "coupon" for a chemical reaction. Use the figure to the right to answer the following: A catalyst: (increases/decreases) the energy of activation. (increases/decreases) the rate of a reaction. NOT used up during the reaction 9. Describe how the rate of a reaction is affected by: a) the concentration of reactants, b) the surface area of solid reactants, c) the temperature of the reaction, d) a catalyst. price potential cus- tomers reactants progress of sales progress of reaction original price price with coupon customers who bought TVs activation energy activation energy reduced with cata- lyst products

Kinetics - Rates of Reactions The local big box electronics store sells a 60-Inch Widescreen HD-Ready LCD Television for $1000. At full price some people will buy the TV. The store hands out the following coupon: 60-inch Widescreen HD-ready LCD TV (regularly $1000) for $10 Coupon may be used multiple times. Exp: Never Does the coupon increase or decrease the price of the TV? At $10 a TV instead of $1000, will the rate of sales in- crease or decrease? Can the coupon be used more than once? A catalyst is a "coupon" for a chemical reaction. Use the figure to the right to answer the following: A catalyst: (increases/decreases) the energy of activation. (increases/decreases) the rate of a reaction. NOT used up during the reaction 9. Describe how the rate of a reaction is affected by: a) the concentration of reactants, b) the surface area of solid reactants, c) the temperature of the reaction, d) a catalyst. price potential cus- tomers reactants progress of sales progress of reaction original price price with coupon customers who bought TVs activation energy activation energy reduced with cata- lyst products

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