SHS Chemistry · Year 2
Chemical Kinetics practice questions
Rate of reaction, average, initial and instantaneous rates, and the role of catalysts.
25 questions in this topic: 8 recall, 10 applying skills and concepts and 7 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
Sample questions
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- Question 1Skills & concepts
Knowing reaction rates is important for applications such as creating medicines, reducing pollution and
- aprocessing food
- bpainting houses
- cwriting music
- dmeasuring land
- Question 2Skills & concepts
Rate can be expressed using change in concentration, moles or
- amass
- bcolour
- ccharge
- dpressure only
- Question 3Strategic thinking
The initial rate is often the fastest rate because at t = 0 the
- areactant concentration is highest
- bproducts are highest
- ccatalyst is absent
- dtemperature is lowest
- Question 4Skills & concepts
The average rate of reaction is calculated by dividing the change in concentration by the
- atime elapsed
- bmass of catalyst
- cvolume of flask
- dnumber of atoms
- Question 5Skills & concepts
Measuring how fast a reactant disappears is one way of finding the
- arate of reaction
- benthalpy change
- cmolar mass
- doxidation number
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