Reaction Rate Challenge
Objective: To
work with your partner to devise three different experiments to change the
reaction rates via concentration, temperature and surface area. For each section of the lab, you will need to
see Ms. Cotta before you can proceed to the next part.
Pre-Lab Question:
1. Explain for each factor how you
could speed up and slow down a reaction for each factor.
a.
concentration:
in
order to speed up we will:
in
order to slow down we will:
b.
temperature:
in
order to speed up we will:
in
order to slow down we will:
c.
surface area
in
order to speed up we will:
in
order to slow down we will:
Procedure:
1. Write out the steps of how you are testing your different factors and how you are changing the conditions when you experiment.
1. Write out the steps of how you are testing your different factors and how you are changing the conditions when you experiment.
Post-Lab Questions: (pg. 99, 100 ,102)
1) Draw a before and after drawing
for each of your three experiments. Make sure to label the drawings with which
factor you used and if it was speeding up or slowing down. Your drawings should show the molecules that
we cannot see and what is happening to them.
2) Were there any of your experiments
that did not work out the way that you expected? Explain why you think it was
the case?
3) Imagine you are in a science
laboratory and producing hydrogen gas from the reaction of zinc metal and
hydrochloric acid. The reaction is
occurring too fast for you to collect all the hydrogen gas. Name two different ways you would slow it
down.
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