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Introduction to Rate of Reaction (2)
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Graphs of changes in quantities of reactant and product against time
Graph of changes in quantities of reactant against time
Example of a fast reaction in daily life
Burning of candle
Example of slow reaction in daily life
Photosynthesis
Changes in quantity of reactant or product that can be observed or measured in a specific period of time to determine the rate of reaction (1)
Decrease in the mass, volume or concentration of the reactant
Changes in quantity of reactant or product that can be observed or measured in a specific period of time to determine the rate of reaction (2)
Increase in the mass, volume or concentration of the product
Changes in quantity of reactant or product that can be observed or measured in a specific period of time to determine the rate of reaction (3)
Decrease or increase in the pressure, temperature, pH value, electrical conductivity, heat conductivity or intensity of colour of the reacting mixture
Changes in quantity of reactant or product that can be observed or measured in a specific period of time to determine the rate of reaction (4)
Increase in the volume or pressure of the gas released
Changes in quantity of reactant or product that can be observed or measured in a specific period of time to determine the rate of reaction (5)
Increase in the height of the precipitate formed
Determining the Rate of Reaction
Can be measured as average rate of reaction
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