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Q: What Are the Mechanisms of Catalysis?

A: For every chemical reaction there is a rate at which the reaction proceeds. Some reaction occur…

Q: 1. A reversible reaction has reached a state of dynamic chemical equilibrlum. What does this…

A: Equilibrium constant can be defined as the ratio of the concentration of products to reactants at…

Q: Can the presence of a catalyst increase theamount of product obtained in a reaction?

A: A substance which enhances the rate of a reaction without undergoing any change chemically or…

Q: 4. An enzyme lowers the activation energy barrier for a chemical reaction. In addition, it cha the…

A: The objective of the question is to estimate the given statement about working and affect of enzyme…

Q: The plot below shows the masses of product and reactant present in a reversible reaction as a…

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Q: Explain Determinants of Reaction Rates?

A: Reaction  It is a process in which reactant molecules react to each other and form another molecule…

Q: Is it possible that the reaction rate hastens as concentration decreases? Why or why not?

A: It is not possible to the reaction rate hastens as co concentration decreases . Because as the…

Q: Once a reaction is proceeding both forward and backward at the same rate, which state has been…

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Q: Is the rate of a reaction always based on the concentration of reactants?

A: The rate of reaction is the measure of the speed at which the reactants are converted into products.…

Q: Q1) Which of the following statements regarding collision and transition state theories   b)…

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Q: Indicate for the reactions that present the following energy profiles which are fast, which are…

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Q: How rate of a chemical reaction is determined ?

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Q: Distinguish between the rate constant and the equilibriumconstant for a reaction.

A: Rate constant of the reaction is equal to the rate of reaction with concentration of reactants as…

Q: Reaction rates are independent of the presence of catalyst or of temperature changes. O True O False

A: The reaction rate  is the speed at which a chemical reaction takes place. It is given as…

Q: The addition of a reactant to a system can accelerate the rate of the forward direction. O True O…

A: Concept is based on Chemical equilibrium. Lechateliers principle.

Q: The rate constant is directly proportional to temperature. True or False. Why? Specify equations.

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Q: The forward rate is changed so that it is increased more than the same reaction rate in reverse.…

A: The forward rate is changed so that it is increased more than the same reaction rate in reverse.…

Q: Activation energy is a barrier that the reactants must cross to be converted into: O products O…

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Q: Describe the relationships between reaction rates?

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Q: kinetically

A: A chemical reaction which gives a mixture of products, can be controlled by both kinetic and…

Q: The rate of a chemical reaction (increases, decreases) asthe temperature rises.

A: Given condition: Rise in temperature

Q: What are the two requirements that must be satisfied for reactants to collide successfully (in order…

A: For any reaction to successfully happen, there are two basic requirements for the reactants to…

Q: Explain what activation energy is. What causes chemical reactions to have activation energies?

A: When the activation energy of a reaction is higher, then the rate of that reaction will be lower.…

Q: Understanding and make them clear to differentiate between chemical kinetics and chemical…

A: Kinetics is the study of rate i.e change of something with respect to time. Hence chemical kinetics…

Q: What is the Law of Mass Action?

A: LAW OF MASS ACTION STATES THAT THE RATE OF THE CHEMICAL REACTION IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO THE…

Q: When a chemical company employs a new reaction to manu-facture a product, the chemists consider its…

A: To find: How does the rate and equilibrium will affect the usefulness of the manufacturing process

Q: Using Le Chatelier's Principle Acetylene and oxygen react to form carbon dioxide and water, like…

A: According to Le Chateliar principle  if a system is in equilibrium is subjected to change of…

Q: Why is a certain amount of energy required within an effective collision?

A: In chemical reactions, a minimum amount of energy is required within an effective collision for…

Q: the minimum energy required to initiate a chemical reaction?

A: Collision theory is used to conclude about the rate of a chemical reaction and it is based on the…

Q: 3. According to the collision theory, what are the two reasons why rates of most reactions inerease…

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Q: For a 150-word minimum, What is an example of a reversible reaction that proceeds very slowly but…

A: The equilibrium constant (Keq) of a reaction is expressed as a ratio of the concentration of the…

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A: Catalyst is added to increase the rate of reaction.

Q: Explain the reason that increasing and decreasing the volume of a gas will affect the reaction rate.

A: The rate of reaction directs to the speed or rate at which the products are developed from the…

Q: nk of the Hilux as a reaction, where left is the initial (reactant) state and right is the final…

A: If we observe the situation of Hilux carefully, it is present more towards to the right side. It…

Q: A reaction mechanism that has three steps will have how many reaction intermediates?

A: Let us consider a three steps reaction: Step 1. A→BStep 2. B→CStep 3. C→D or this can be written as…