Chemistry
High School (11–12)
Chemical Kinetics › Rate of Reaction, Rate Law and OrderChemical Kinetics › Integrated Rate Equations and Half-LifeChemical Kinetics › Temperature, the Arrhenius Equation and Collision TheoryChapter 23Chemical Kinetics
Some reactions finish in a flash and others take years. A rusting nail, rising dough and a medicine in the blood all have a speed that can be measured and controlled. In this chapter you learn the rate of a reaction, the rate law and order, the integrated rate equations and half-life, and how temperature and catalysts change the speed. Python fits rate data and plots concentration against time.
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Rate of Reaction and Rate Law
How to measure the speed of a reaction as the change in concentration with time. Average and instantaneous rate, the rate law, order and molecularity, and the units of the rate constant.
Integrated Rate Equations and Half-Life
How concentration changes with time. The integrated equations for zero order and first order reactions, half-life and the time for any fraction to react, and pseudo first order reactions.