Endothermic and Exothermic Chemical Reactions and Rate of Reactions

Match the following Reaction Rate affect with the definition of why it speeds up reactions.

• Temperature

• The higher the ____ = the smaller of the volume, causing more particle collisions

• Catalyst

• The more of this causes there to be more room for the particles to collide and react with one another

• Surface Area

• The higher the ______, the faster the reaction because more particles are moving and colliding, thus contacting with each other to react.

• Pressure

• This substance speeds the reaction rate by lowering the activation energy needed to start the reactions

• Concentration

• Higher amounts of this of this leads to more frequent collisions between reactant particles

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Match the following

• release/absorb

• ______ chemical reactions absorb energy

• absorb/ heat

• Endothermic chemical reactions _____ energy in the form of _____

• Exergonic/ release

• All chemical reactions either ______ or_____ energy

• Exothermic/ release

• ________ chemical reactions _____ energy in the form of heat

• Endergonic

• ______ chemical reactions ______ energy

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How quickly a reaction will take place is called what?

• Reaction Rate

• Temperature

• Catalyst

• Pressure

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What substance speeds up the reaction rate by lowering the activation energy needed to start the reaction?

• Concentration

• Catalysts

• Pressure

• Temperature

A chemical reaction in which energy is absorbed is ______________.

• an endothermic reaction

• an exothermic reaction

• a single replacement reaction

• a double replacement reaction

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A chemical reaction in which energy is released or removed is ______________.

• endothermic

• exothermic

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In the ice cream lab, what events support an endothermic reaction? Click all that apply.

• Ice water temperature increasing

• Ice water temperature decreasing

• Frost on the outside of the container

• Creamer turning into ice cream

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The minimum amount of energy needed for substances to react is called__________.

• Activation Energy

• Catalyst Energy

• Endothermic Energy

• Exothermic Energy

Which type of reaction absorbs more energy to break bonds than it releases?

• Combustion reaction

• Exothermic reaction

• Endothermic reaction

• Decomposition reaction

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Where does the energy in a chemical reaction primarily come from?

• The surrounding environment

• The chemical bonds of atoms

• The energy of light

• Kinetic energy of particles

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