
Collision Theory and The Rate of Chemical Reaction
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11th Grade
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TERESITA MORENO
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20 Slides • 19 Questions
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Objectives
define collision theory and describe how it affects the chemical
reaction; and
explain the different factors affecting the rate of reaction.
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Describe the concept of catalyst ; and
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Realize the importance of catalyst and how it affects
your life.
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Chemical or Physical change
Identify the type of change that it describe in each item..
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Dropdown
Mixing paint to make new color.
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Dropdown
Burning of woods to creat bonfire
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Dropdown
Dissolving sugar to coffee.
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Dropdown
Baking bread
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Open Ended
What are your ideas about the picture?
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Audio Response
Share your thoughts !

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Audio Response
What can you infer in the picture?
Complete the statement
Reactions is ____________

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Analyze the illustration below:
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in contact with / collide
enough activation energy
correct orientation
Collision Theory
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Collision Theory
• Substances or
particles of reactants
must physically
collide with enough
energy
2. Substances or particles
must come into contact or
collide in the correct
orientation.
Collision theory states that reacting substance must come
into contact (collide) with enough activation energy, and in
correct orientation(facing the correct way.
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What is Chemical Reaction?
reactants
products
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1. Activation Energy
minimum energy required for a reaction to take
place.
Factors Affecting the Rate of
Chemical Reaction
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2. Temperature
average kinetic energy of the particles in an object
Factors Affecting the Rate of
Chemical Reaction
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Watch this Video
Simple Experiment on how temperature affect
the rate of reaction
Materials:
2 clear glasses
Hot water
Cold water
2 tablets of Ascorbic acid
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3. Concentration
refers to the number of particles present in a given volume of solution
Factors Affecting the Rate of Chemical Reaction
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Watch this Video
Simple Experiment on how concentration affect
the rate of reaction
Materials:
3 clear glasses
water
Hydrogen peroxide
Dishwashing liquid
yeast
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4. Surface Area and Particle Size
refers to the measure of how much exposed area a solid object has, expressed in square unit area.
Factors Affecting the Rate of Chemical Reaction
• How many reactant particles can be seen
on Figure A?
• Which do you think is the solid particle on
figure A?
• What have you observed to the reactant
particles in figure B?
• In which container will the solid particle
dissolve faster and Why? Figure A of Figure B?
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Watch this Video
Simple Experiment on how surface area affect
the rate of reaction
Materials:
2 clear glasses
water
2 tablets of ascorbic acid
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5. Catalyst
A substance which speeds up a reaction, but is chemically unchanged at its end.
Factors Affecting the Rate of Chemical Reaction
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The Importance of Activation Energy
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Watch this Video
Simple Experiment on how Catalyst affect the
rate of reaction
Materials:
2 clear glasses
yeast
Hydrogen peroxide
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Comprehension Questions
Use your knowledge about collision theory and the factors
affecting the rate of chemical reactions.
Question 1
Use the collision theory to explain why a lump of sugar is better
to use in hot cup of tea, but granulated sugar is better to use in
iced tea.
Question 2
Suppose you held a lighted match to a solid piece of wood and
another match a file of wood shavings. Which form of wood
would catch fire more easily and why?
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Multiple Choice
What conditions must be met in order for a chemical reaction to occur?
Collision with proper oreintation
Sufficient activation energy
Adding more reactant particles
Both collision with proper orientation and sufficient energy
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following would NOT increase the rate of reaction?
Increasing the temperature
Adding catalyst
Increasing the volume
Increasing the concentration
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Multiple Choice
Suppose you dissolve Zinc(Zn) in Hydrochloric acid (HCl) and add more acid than usual. Then drop pieces of Zinc. What factors doe NOT affect the rate of the reaction?
Surface area of Zinc
Concentration of the reactant
Temperature of the solution
Amount of Hydrochloric acid
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Multiple Choice
Activation energy is the amount of energy required to _____
Break the bonds between the reacting molecules
Make the reacting particles collide
Form the bonds between the product molecules
Convert the reactant to a single product
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Multiple Choice
Why does a candle burn more rapidly when placed in an open jar than in air? What accounts for this reaction?
Higher oxygen concentration
Greater surface area of jar
Increasing the surrounding temperature
Length of the candle
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Dropdown
The food was refrigerated.
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A coal dust explosion happen in miners.
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Dropdown
Acid rain errodes marble fast.
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Dropdown
Two antacid tablets neutralizes acids faster than one tablet.
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Kindling is used to start a fire.
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Comprehension Questions
Question 3
Just like the catalysts explained in science, there are also some factors that may
affect us to grow or hinder our rate of success.
It may include your family, friends, opportunities, or your personality.
Will you share it with me? Who/What are the influencers in your life?
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Summary of Today's Class
Recap 1
Collision theory states that reacting
substances must come into contact
with enough activation energy, and in
correct orientation
Recap 2
There are factors that affects the
rate of reaction
- Activation energy
- Temperature
- Concentration
- Surface area and particle size
Recap 3
Catalyst that helps in the
speeding up the rate of reaction.
Recap 4
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Open Ended
Complete the statements
Chemical reaction ________________________
A catalyst _____________________________
Collision Theory ________________________
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Open Ended
Share your opinion about the quotation.
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