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Rateofreaction 150126205231 Conversion Gate02
Rateofreaction 150126205231 Conversion Gate02
When a light passes through a solution in a tube, electrons absorb light. The intensity of the
light emitted through the tube will be less than the light absorbed.
When the reaction takes place, copper II chloride and hydrogen gas are produced. The
concentration of hydrochloric acid decreases. Colorimeter is used to determine the rate of
reaction by measuring the absorbance of a monochromatic light by the solution that contains
excess copper II and hydrochloric acid. When the absorbance of light is obtained, the rate of
reaction can be determined.
Research question:
How do different concentrations of 5cm3 hydrochloric acid that react with 20g of copper II
powder affect the rate of reaction?
Variables:
Independent variables:
Dependant variables:
Controlled variables:
Apparatus:
Method:
Compare the results and find out how does the concentration affects the order of
reaction.
I will repeat the experiment three time for five different concentrations so that I can get
enough data that can be used to find out the effect of concentration on the rate of reaction.
Sources:
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