Concept analysis for rates of chemical reaction

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Concept analysis for rates of chemical reaction Concept label : rates of chemical reaction Concept definition: rate of chemical reaction is the change in the concentrations of reactants or products as a function of time Concept type : absract 1

Attribute a.critical : chemical kinetics,rate of chemical reaction, the concentration of reactants or products, function of time b. Variable : time, temperature, concentration, pressure, catalyst, activation energy, surface area, average reaction rate, instaneous reaction rate, initial reaction rate 2

Concept position : a. Supper ordinate: chemical kenitics b. Coordinate: equilibrium reaction c. Subordinates: concentration and time Example : A B, rate = [A]/ t None example : equilibrium constant 3

Collision theory Concept label : collision theory Concept definition : collision theory states that in order for a chemical reaction to occur the reactant atom or molecules must collide with each other. Concept type : abstract 4

Attribute : a. Critical : collision theory, reactant atoms or molecules, orientation of molecules(effective and ineffective collision),transition state b. Variable: activation energy, frequency of collision, kinetic energy, temperature, energy barrier, reaction mechanisms 5

Position a. Supper ordinate: chemical kinetics b. Coordinate : transition sate theory c. subordinate: atoms, molecules, Examples : the collision between the molecules of O3 and NO to produce NO2 and O2 Non example : 6

Concept analysis for activation energy Concept label : activation energy Concept definition : the minimum amount of energy that the particles or reactants must have in order to react together. Concept type : abstract Attribute : a. Critical : minimum amount of energy, react together, energy released or absorbed, exothermic reaction or endothermic reaction, activation energy b. Variable : catalyst, heat of reactant and heat of product 7

Concept position: a. Supper ordinate :rate of reaction b. Coordinate : activation energy barrier c. Subordinate: exothermic and endothermic reaction Example : 8

Concept analysis for catalyst Concept label: catalyst Concept definition : a catalyst is a substance that increases the rate of a reaction with out being changed during the reaction or a substance that permits reactions to proceed at lower energy than normally required. Concept type : concrete 9

Attribute : a. Critical : rate of reaction, catalyst, with out being changed, catalyzed reaction, un catalyzed reaction, b. Variable : activation energy, heat of reaction, speed of reaction, 10

Concept position : a. Supper ordinate: chemical kinetics b. Coordinate : Reaction inhibitors c. Subordinates : none Example : Pt, Fe, Ni, enzymes Non example : Na, water, Hydrogen 11

Rate laws Concept label : rate laws Concept definition : the rate law for a chemical reaction is an equation that relates the rate of the disappearance of reactants or the rate of appearance of products to the concentration of the reactants Concept type : Abstract 12

Attribute : a. Critical: rate law, rate of disappearance or disappearance, rate of reaction, rate equation integrated rate law, differential rate law, b. Variable : concentration, rate order, rate constant, time, 13

Position : a. Supper ordinate : chemical kinetics b. Coordinate : law of mass action c. Subordinate : rate order Example : the rate law for general reaction aa + bb ------- cc + dd is, rate = K[A]m[B]n Non example: Keq= [C]c[D]d/[A]a[B]b 14

Concept analysis for Rate order Concept label : rate order Concept definition : the order of reaction with respect to certain reactant is defined as the index or exponent to which its concentration term in the rate equation is raised. Concept type : abstract Attribute : a. Critical : order of reaction, certain reactants, index or exponent, rate equation b. Variable: concentration, reactant, 15

Position : a. Supper ordinate : rate of reaction b. Coordinate : none c. Subordinate : none Example : zero order, first order, second order, Non example : 16

Half life time Concept label : half life time Concept definition : Half-life is the time taken for the concentration of a reactant to drop to half of its original value. Concept type : abstract Attribute : a. Critical : half life, half of its original value, b. Variable : time, concentration 17

Position : a. Supper ordinate : rate of reaction b. Coordinate : rate law c. Subordinate : rate constant, concentration 18