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Concentration (mol/L)
es Notes.pdf
Reaction Rates
Reaction rates are measured in units of
which is = to
0.10
rate =
Dnpoid
0.08-
1) Determine the average rate of product
formation between 50 and 150 seconds.
H90'0
0.04
2) Is the tangential slope positive or negative for:
0.02-
- Product?
reactant
Reactant?
150
00,
250
Time (s)
The
at a single time is the
rate.
The slope over a range of time is the
rate.
Connection to Mathematics & Physics
Slope is the rate of change. The symbol
(delta) means
"for a range (average rate of change).
Example: A car decreases speed from 35 m/s to 15 m/s over a period of 5 seconds.
What is the car's acceleration (average rate of change for velocity)?
Example: The concentration of CHaF product increases from 0.20 mol/L to 0.80 mol/L
over 12 seconds of reaction time. Determine the average reaction rate for this time.
CH4 + F2 CH3F + HF
Transcribed Image Text:50 Concentration (mol/L) es Notes.pdf Reaction Rates Reaction rates are measured in units of which is = to 0.10 rate = Dnpoid 0.08- 1) Determine the average rate of product formation between 50 and 150 seconds. H90'0 0.04 2) Is the tangential slope positive or negative for: 0.02- - Product? reactant Reactant? 150 00, 250 Time (s) The at a single time is the rate. The slope over a range of time is the rate. Connection to Mathematics & Physics Slope is the rate of change. The symbol (delta) means "for a range (average rate of change). Example: A car decreases speed from 35 m/s to 15 m/s over a period of 5 seconds. What is the car's acceleration (average rate of change for velocity)? Example: The concentration of CHaF product increases from 0.20 mol/L to 0.80 mol/L over 12 seconds of reaction time. Determine the average reaction rate for this time. CH4 + F2 CH3F + HF
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