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1: Rate of Reaction
Rate of reaction: The amount of reactants and products
change during a chemical reaction in a unit time is called the
rate of reaction or speed of reaction.
A chemical reaction can be slow or fast and we can measure the
speed of a reaction by measuring either how fast a product is
formed or how fast a reactant is used up.
The rate of reaction is inversely proportional to the time taken for
the reaction to be completed. So, Speed = 1/ Time
reaction. The larger the gradient value (i.e. the steeper the slope), the
faster the reaction at that time.
The gradient is largest at the starting point (time = 0) and the
gradient zero indicates that the reaction stops.
2H2O + O2
Catalys
Uses
ts
1. Al2O3
Dehydration of Ethanol.
2. Fe
3. Ni
4. V2O5
5. Pt
Example:
184 KJ
2NH3 (g) ; H = -
V2O5
KJ
Here, SO2 + V2O5
2V2O4 + O2
2V2O5
SO3 + V2O4
Question: