Rates of Reactions Consider reactions of the type: Reactant 1 + Reactant 2 Products The activation energy, temperature and initial reactant concentrations of four such reactions are as follows: Activation Concentration Concentration Temperature of Reactant1 of Reactant 2 Energy Reaction A: 40 kJ/mol 15°C 1 M 1M Reaction B: 40 kJ/mol Reaction C: 40 kJ/mol 2 M 1 M 1 M 40°C 15°C 2 M Reaction D: 50 kJ/mol 15°C 1 M 1 м For each of the following pairs of the above reactions, select the letter label associated with the slower reaction. O A Ос D B ОА Ов

Rates of Reactions Consider reactions of the type: Reactant 1 + Reactant 2 Products The activation energy, temperature and initial reactant concentrations of four such reactions are as follows: Activation Concentration Concentration Temperature of Reactant1 of Reactant 2 Energy Reaction A: 40 kJ/mol 15°C 1 M 1M Reaction B: 40 kJ/mol Reaction C: 40 kJ/mol 2 M 1 M 1 M 40°C 15°C 2 M Reaction D: 50 kJ/mol 15°C 1 M 1 м For each of the following pairs of the above reactions, select the letter label associated with the slower reaction. O A Ос D B ОА Ов

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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