Chemical Reaction Quiz

What is the first method proposed to increase the rate of chemical reactions?

• Shrinking the size of the hallways

• Increasing the overall population of the school

• Reducing the time allowed between classes

• Hiring a matchmaker

What is the second method proposed to increase the rate of chemical reactions?

• Shrinking the size of the hallways

• Increasing the overall population of the school

• Reducing the time allowed between classes

• Hiring a matchmaker

What is the third method proposed to increase the rate of chemical reactions?

• Shrinking the size of the hallways

• Increasing the overall population of the school

• Reducing the time allowed between classes

• Hiring a matchmaker

What is the fourth method proposed to increase the rate of chemical reactions?

• Shrinking the size of the hallways

• Increasing the overall population of the school

• Reducing the time allowed between classes

• Hiring a matchmaker

What is the fifth and final method proposed to increase the rate of chemical reactions?

• Shrinking the size of the hallways

• Increasing the overall population of the school

• Reducing the time allowed between classes

• Hiring a matchmaker

What is the correct analogy for shrinking the size of the hallways?

• Lowering the volume of a reaction vessel

• Increasing the temperature of the reaction mixture

• Breaking up clumps of particles

• Lowering the activation energy

What is the correct analogy for increasing the overall population of the school?

• Lowering the volume of a reaction vessel

• Increasing the temperature of the reaction mixture

• Breaking up clumps of particles

• Lowering the activation energy

What is the correct analogy for reducing the time allowed between classes?

• Lowering the volume of a reaction vessel

• Increasing the temperature of the reaction mixture

• Breaking up clumps of particles

• Lowering the activation energy

What is the correct analogy for students breaking up clumps and traveling individually?

• Lowering the volume of a reaction vessel

• Increasing the temperature of the reaction mixture

• Breaking up clumps of particles

• Lowering the activation energy

What is the correct analogy for hiring a matchmaker?

• Lowering the volume of a reaction vessel

• Increasing the temperature of the reaction mixture

• Breaking up clumps of particles

• Lowering the activation energy