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    The document discusses factors that influence chemical reaction rates. It explains that dropping a glow stick into hot water causes it to glow more intensely than in cold water. This is because the chemical reaction between luminol and hydrogen peroxide that produces light is sped up or slowed down depending on temperature, with higher temperatures resulting in a faster reaction rate and more light being produced. Increasing the temperature of a glow stick's contents through placing it in hot water provides the energy needed to accelerate the reaction that causes the glow.

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    The document discusses factors that influence chemical reaction rates. It explains that dropping a glow stick into hot water causes it to glow more intensely than in cold water. This is because the chemical reaction between luminol and hydrogen peroxide that produces light is sped up or slowed down depending on temperature, with higher temperatures resulting in a faster reaction rate and more light being produced. Increasing the temperature of a glow stick's contents through placing it in hot water provides the energy needed to accelerate the reaction that causes the glow.

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    The Factor That Influence The Reaction Rate: Compiled By: Linda Wirianty Universitas Negeri Surabaya

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    Linda Wirianty
    The document discusses factors that influence chemical reaction rates. It explains that dropping a glow stick into hot water causes it to glow more intensely than in cold water. This is because the chemical reaction between luminol and hydrogen peroxide that produces light is sped up or slowed down depending on temperature, with higher temperatures resulting in a faster reaction rate and more light being produced. Increasing the temperature of a glow stick's contents through placing it in hot water provides the energy needed to accelerate the reaction that causes the glow.

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    The Factor That Influence The Reaction Rate

    Compiled by : Linda Wirianty Universitas Negeri Surabaya

    Do you know what is this ?

    LIGHT STICK

    You used it in a

    Concer
    #

    Have you ever try dipped your lightstick in hot water?

    How is the glow?


    #

    Glow sticks use a chemical reaction between a substance called luminol and hydrogen peroxide to release energy in the form of light. Dropping a lightstick into hot water makes it glow more intensely than in cold water

    LETS DO THE EXPERIMENT !!

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