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WorksheetsChemical Kinetics
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Reaction rates can change with
Temperature
The addition of catalyst
Reactant concentration
All of these above
The quantity of K in rate law expression
Independent of concentration
Is called the Arrhenius constant
Is dimensionless
Is independent of temperature
As the temperature of the reaction increased, the rate of the reaction increases because
Reactant molecule collide with greater energy
Reactant molecules collide with less frequently
Reactant molecules collide with less frequently and with greater energy
Activation energy is lowered
In a series of reaction, which is the rate determining step
The simplest reaction
The slowest reaction
The fastest reaction
The main reaction involving the major reactant
Rate law for chemical reactions are determined
By experiment
By examining the coefficient in balanced chemical equation
From equilibrium constant
From the rates of forward and reverse reactions of the system in equilibrium
Consider the reaction:2A→3B. Theaverage rate ofappearance of B is given by [B]/dt. How the average ofappearanceofB related to the average rateofdisappearanceofA?
−2[A])/3t
[A]/t
−[A])/t
−3[A])/2t
Based on the collision model, the atoms in the top of potential energy ‘’hill’’ are called
Top of hill
Activation energy
Transition state
Steric factor
For a certain reaction, the rate=k[NO]2[O2],when the initial concentration of NO is tripled,the initial rate−
Decreases by a factor of nine
Increase by a factor of six
Increase by a factor of nine
Decreases by a factor of six
The half-life period of a first-order process
Depends on reactant concentration raised to the first power
Is inversely proportional to square of reactant concentration
Is inversely proportional to reactant concentration
Is totally independent of reactant concentration
For a certain reaction, a plot ofln[A] versus t gives a straightline of with a slope of−1.46s−1. The order ofthe reaction A is−
0
3
1
2
