Question 1

How does increasing the concentration of reactants generally affect the rate of a chemical reaction?

Accepted Answer

It increases the rate of reaction

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It decreases the rate of reaction

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It has no effect on the rate of reaction

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It makes the reaction occur in reverse

Question 2

What effect does increasing temperature generally have on the rate of reaction?

Accepted Answer

It increases the rate of reaction

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It stops the reaction completely

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It has no effect on the rate of reaction

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It decreases the rate of reaction

Question 3

How does decreasing particle size affect the rate of a reaction?

Accepted Answer

It increases the rate of reaction

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It has no effect on the rate of reaction

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It causes the reaction to stop

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It decreases the rate of reaction

Question 4

Which of the following statements best describes the collision theory of chemical reactions?

Accepted Answer

Chemical reactions occur when particles collide with sufficient energy and proper orientation

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Chemical reactions occur randomly without any specific conditions

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All collisions between particles always result in a reaction

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Only one particle colliding is needed for a reaction

Question 5

Why does increasing the concentration of reactants lead to an increased reaction rate?

Accepted Answer

It leads to more collisions between particles

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It makes the reactants cooler

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It reduces the activation energy needed

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It increases the volume of the reaction mixture

Question 6

What is the impact of temperature on the energy of reacting particles?

Accepted Answer

It increases the kinetic energy of the particles

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It causes the particles to lose mass

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It has no impact on their energy

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It decreases the kinetic energy of the particles

Question 7

How does the size of solid reactants affect the rate of reaction when using the same mass of reactants?

Accepted Answer

Smaller pieces increase the reaction rate due to a larger surface area

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Smaller pieces slow down the reaction due to their instability

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The size of the pieces has no effect on the reaction rate

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Larger pieces increase the reaction rate due to better collisions

Question 8

Which factor does NOT influence the rate of a chemical reaction according to collision theory?

Accepted Answer

The color of the reactants

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Temperature of the reaction

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Surface area of reactants

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Concentration of reactants

Question 9

How does increasing temperature generally affect the activation energy of a chemical reaction?

Accepted Answer

It does not change the activation energy but increases the energy of the reactant particles

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It eliminates the need for activation energy

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It decreases the activation energy required

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It increases the activation energy required

Question 10

What is the effect of increasing the surface area of a solid reactant on the rate of reaction?

Accepted Answer

It increases the rate of reaction

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It has no effect on the rate of reaction

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It decreases the rate of reaction

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It causes the reaction to change direction

Question 11

Which situation shows how increasing concentration speeds up a reaction?

Accepted Answer

B. Using more vinegar when cleaning with baking soda

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C. Grinding sugar into powder

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A. Adding ice to a drink to cool it down

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D. Storing chemicals in the refrigerator

Question 12

Why does powdered coffee dissolve faster than coffee granules?

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C. It has a larger surface area

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B. It is heated first

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D. It has more water content

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A. It has more flavor

Question 13

A cook increases the flame when boiling eggs. How does this relate to reaction rate?

Accepted Answer

A. Higher temperature gives molecules more energy to collide

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C. Eggs boil because pressure increases

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D. The water gains more particles

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B. The flame changes the concentration

Question 14

Why does finely chopped garlic produce aroma faster than whole cloves when cooked?

Accepted Answer

B. Smaller particles increase surface area

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C. Garlic changes concentration

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D. Smaller pieces lower the reaction rate

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A. Heat decreases collision frequency

Question 15

In cooking, salt dissolves faster in boiling water than in room-temperature water because:

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A. Higher temperature makes particles move faster and collide more

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C. Boiling water has fewer molecules

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B. Lower temperature increases surface area

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D. Salt concentration becomes lower

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