The following snippet is an informal assessment task that Teacher Banele Zondi gave his physical sciences learners after teaching a certainunit of work in one of his classes at a school in Limpopo1. Copy and complete the following table by indicating whether cach of the followingscenarios would either INCREASE or DECREASE the rate of reaction.SenarioPutting reaction vesel in the fridgeDecreasing temperatureRemoving source of heat encrgyLowering temperaturePutting reaction mixture in a hot ovenRate of Reaction2. When the temperature of a reaction is increased, the rate of reaction will increasebecause.A. activation energy is loweredB. there are fewer collisions between particles of the reactantsC. reactant particles collide more frequently with greater energyD. reactant particles collide less frequently with greater energy

Affect of temperature on the rate of the Reaction - Increasing the temperature increases the the…

The following snippet is an informal assessment task that Teacher Banele Zondi gave his physical sciences learners after teaching a certain unit of work in one of his classes at a school in Limpopo 1. Copy and complete the following table by indicating whether cach of the following scenarios would either INCREASE or DECREASE the rate of reaction. Seenario Putting reaction vessel in the fridge Decreasing temperature Removing source of heat energy Lowering temperature Putting reaction mixture in a hot oven Rate of Reaction 2. When the temperature of a reaction is increased, the rate of reaction will increase because.. A. activation energy is lowered B. there are femer collisions between particles of the reactants C. reactant particles collide more frequently with greater energy D. reactant particles collide less frequenly with greater energy

The following snippet is an informal assessment task that Teacher Banele Zondi gave his physical sciences learners after teaching a certain unit of work in one of his classes at a school in Limpopo 1. Copy and complete the following table by indicating whether cach of the following scenarios would either INCREASE or DECREASE the rate of reaction. Seenario Putting reaction vessel in the fridge Decreasing temperature Removing source of heat energy Lowering temperature Putting reaction mixture in a hot oven Rate of Reaction 2. When the temperature of a reaction is increased, the rate of reaction will increase because.. A. activation energy is lowered B. there are femer collisions between particles of the reactants C. reactant particles collide more frequently with greater energy D. reactant particles collide less frequenly with greater energy

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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