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    This document discusses ways to speed up or slow down chemical reaction rates. It explains that reactions can be sped up by increasing concentration, pressure, temperature, surface area, or using a catalyst. Reactions can be slowed down by decreasing concentration, pressure, temperature, surface area, or using a different catalyst. It also provides an explanation of collision theory, noting that reactions require particles to collide hard enough and in the right place for an effective collision leading to a reaction.

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    S and D Rates of Reaction

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    This document discusses ways to speed up or slow down chemical reaction rates. It explains that reactions can be sped up by increasing concentration, pressure, temperature, surface area, or using a catalyst. Reactions can be slowed down by decreasing concentration, pressure, temperature, surface area, or using a different catalyst. It also provides an explanation of collision theory, noting that reactions require particles to collide hard enough and in the right place for an effective collision leading to a reaction.

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    This document discusses ways to speed up or slow down chemical reaction rates. It explains that reactions can be sped up by increasing concentration, pressure, temperature, surface area, or using a catalyst. Reactions can be slowed down by decreasing concentration, pressure, temperature, surface area, or using a different catalyst. It also provides an explanation of collision theory, noting that reactions require particles to collide hard enough and in the right place for an effective collision leading to a reaction.

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    This document discusses ways to speed up or slow down chemical reaction rates. It explains that reactions can be sped up by increasing concentration, pressure, temperature, surface area, or using a catalyst. Reactions can be slowed down by decreasing concentration, pressure, temperature, surface area, or using a different catalyst. It also provides an explanation of collision theory, noting that reactions require particles to collide hard enough and in the right place for an effective collision leading to a reaction.

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    SPEEDI

    NGUPandSLOWINGDOWN
    ratesofreaction.

    Reactionscanbespeededupby:
    1.
    Usingreagentsthatareeither:
    moreCONCENTRATED(forLIQUIDS)or
    atahigherPRESSURE(forGASES)
    (THISISNOTTHESAMEASUSINGMOREREAGENTS)
    2. IncreasingtheTEMPERATUREatwhichareactionoccursgenerallyforevery
    10oCriseintemperaturethereactionratedoubles.
    3. UsingreagentsthatarefinelydividedPOWDERSgenerallyworkfasterthan
    LUMPS.TheyhaveaBIGGERSURFACEAREA.
    4. UsingaCATALYSTthiscangenerallyspeeduporslowdowntherateat
    whichachemicalreactionoccurs.

    Reactionscanbesloweddownby:
    1.
    Usingreagentsthatareeither:
    moreDILUTEi.eaddlotsofwater(forLIQUIDS)or
    atalowerPRESSUREi.eusealargecontainer(forGASES).
    (THISISNOTTHESAMEASUSINGLESSREAGENTS)
    2. ReducingtheTEMPERATUREatwhichareactionoccursi.eCOOLthings
    down.
    3. UsingreagentsthathaveaSMALLSURFACEAREAi.ethesubstanceisin
    largelumps.
    4. UsingaCATALYSTtherightcatalystcanslowdowntherateatwhicha
    chemicalreactionoccurs.
    EXPLANATION:THECOLLISIONTHEORY
    Iftheparticlesmakingupthesubstancesaretoreactwithoneanothertheymusthit
    eachother
    hardenough
    intherightplace.
    Ifboththingsoccurthecollisionissaidtobeeffective.
    SoNOreactionwilloccurif:

    theparticlesaremovingslowly.
    theydon'thiteachotherintherightplace.
    Noreactionwillbeseentooccurifnotenoughparticlesreact.
    Reactionsgenerallyslowdownasthereactionproceedsbecause:
    thenumberofreactingparticlesavailablebecomesmallerandsmaller
    ittakeslongerforthesereactingparticlestomeetoneanotherandreact.

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