If you can do all, it’ll be so helpful and lovely MBLIVEWORKSHEETSWhich is NOT a consequence of adding heat and increasing temperature to a29 reaction mixture?A. Makes the atoms in covalent bonds vibrate or oscillate, making the bondsbetween them weaker.B. Makes molecules move faster through the solution. Molecules disperse andmix faster.C. Makes molecules collide together with more force.D. Makes molecules stick together or flock together faster.30 What will NOT happen if a catalyst is added to a reaction mixture?A. The reaction will get faster and happen a different way.B. The reactant compounds are brought together in the correct orientation.C. The reaction will require less heat and energy to move forward.D. The catalyst compound vill be incorporated into the product of the reaction. ANTTITTStudy the figure to the right. 100 gramsof solid (brown) was added to eachcontainer. The other reactant (green)was added to each container.Which mixture will have the fastest25 reaction rate?A. Mixture #1B. Mixture #2Study the figure to the right.Compound X and CompoundY were dissolved in waterand mixed in a largecontainer.Which substance is the26 precipitate?A.B.A.B.Study the figure to the right.Compound X and CompoundY were dissolved in waterand mixed in a largecontainer.27 Which substance is made of the spectator ions?Which type of chemical28 reaction happened?C. Mixture #3D. All reactions will happen equally fastCompound CompoundxC.#1C.CompoundXA. Combustion or oxidation reactionB. Combination reactionC. Decomposition reactionD. Double replacement reaction.CompoundYH₂O# 2H₂OD.MixtureD. DMixture

25. The rate of reaction is directly proportional to the number of successful collisions. Reactions…

Which is NOT a consequence of adding heat and increasing temperature to a 29 reaction mixture? A. Makes the atoms in covalent bonds vibrate or oscillate, making the bonds between them weaker. B. Makes molecules move faster through the solution. Molecules disperse and mix faster. C. Makes molecules collide together with more force. D. Makes molecules stick together or flock together faster. 30 What will NOT happen if a catalyst is added to a reaction mixture? A. The reaction will get faster and happen a different way. B. The reactant compounds are brought together in the correct orientation. C. The reaction will require less heat and energy to move forward. D. The catalyst compound vill be incorporated into the product of the reaction.

Which is NOT a consequence of adding heat and increasing temperature to a 29 reaction mixture? A. Makes the atoms in covalent bonds vibrate or oscillate, making the bonds between them weaker. B. Makes molecules move faster through the solution. Molecules disperse and mix faster. C. Makes molecules collide together with more force. D. Makes molecules stick together or flock together faster. 30 What will NOT happen if a catalyst is added to a reaction mixture? A. The reaction will get faster and happen a different way. B. The reactant compounds are brought together in the correct orientation. C. The reaction will require less heat and energy to move forward. D. The catalyst compound vill be incorporated into the product of the reaction.

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

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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