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Ch. 7.4 Reaction Rates

Ch. 7.4 Reaction Rates

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Science

9th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

NGSS
HS-PS1-5, HS-PS1-6, MS-PS3-4

Standards-aligned

Created by

Jake Birkholz

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Multiple Choice

At higher temperatures, food cooks faster because particles of food

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take up less space.

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increase in number.

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collide more often.

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come into contact with water.

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Fill in the Blank

Why are reactions at high temperatures faster than at low temperatures?

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Multiple Choice

A slow reaction is likely to occur when the reactants have ____________

temperatures and ____________ surface areas.

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high, small

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low, small

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high, large

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low, large

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Multiple Choice

Catalysts that slow reactions are called

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inhibitors

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substrates

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endothermic

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balanced

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Fill in the Blank

When you open a soda bottle, what change occurs that allows the dissolved carbon dioxide in the soda to come out of solution?

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Multiple Choice

When a chemical reaction and its reverse occur at the same time and rate,

the reaction is said to be in

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equality

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equilibrium

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imbalance.

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redox

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Multiple Choice

According to Le Châtelier’s principle, opening a soda can produces bubbles because which of the following changes occurs in the bottle?

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Pressure increases.

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Temperature increases

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Pressure decreases.

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Temperature decreases.

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