Snapquiz - Collision Theory

This is the Snapquiz on Collision Theory. Click here or use the embedded video if you haven't watched the lesson yet.


Question 1. Which conditions would give the fastest reaction?

1 gram of iron filings in 0.5 molar acid.
A 1 gram iron nail in 1.0 molar acid.
1 gram of iron filings in 1.0 molar acid.
A 1 gram iron nail in 0.5 molar acid.


Question 2. Why does increasing concentration increase the rate of reaction?

There's more chance of particles colliding because there's a place for them to meet.
There's more chance of particles colliding because there's a greater area for them to come into contact.
There's more chance of particles colliding because they're moving faster.
There's more chance of particles colliding because there's more of them in a given volume.


Question 3. Which conditions would give the slowest reaction?

A 30°C starch solution with a 5% amylase solution.
A 5°C starch solution with a 20% amylase solution.
A 5°C starch solution with a 5% amylase solution.
A 30°C starch solution with a 20% amylase solution.


Question 4. Why does adding a catalyst increase the rate of reaction?

There's more chance of particles colliding because they're moving faster.
There's more chance of particles colliding because there's a greater area for them to come into contact.
There's more chance of particles colliding because there's a place for them to meet.
There's more chance of particles colliding because there's more of them in a given volume.


Question 5. Why does a spoonful of granulated sugar dissolve more quickly than a sugar lump of equal mass?

It raises the temperature of the liquid.
People stir their drinks more when they use granulated sugar.
The particles can move faster.
It has greater surface area.


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