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    The document is a student project on chemical kinetics. It acknowledges the support of the principal, chemistry teacher, and lab assistant in providing facilities, guidance, and assistance throughout the project. The project contains sections on factors affecting reaction rates, experimental methods used to study reactions, how concentration changes over time, and conclusions drawn based on collision theory. It aims to provide an overview of the key concepts and aspects of chemical kinetics.

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    The document is a student project on chemical kinetics. It acknowledges the support of the principal, chemistry teacher, and lab assistant in providing facilities, guidance, and assistance throughout the project. The project contains sections on factors affecting reaction rates, experimental methods used to study reactions, how concentration changes over time, and conclusions drawn based on collision theory. It aims to provide an overview of the key concepts and aspects of chemical kinetics.

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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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    The document is a student project on chemical kinetics. It acknowledges the support of the principal, chemistry teacher, and lab assistant in providing facilities, guidance, and assistance throughout the project. The project contains sections on factors affecting reaction rates, experimental methods used to study reactions, how concentration changes over time, and conclusions drawn based on collision theory. It aims to provide an overview of the key concepts and aspects of chemical kinetics.

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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    It gives e immense pleasure to present this


    project. I acknowledge my humble and sincere
    indebtedness to our principal Mr. William
    D’SOUZA for providing excellent facilities and
    encouragement despite of multiple
    responsibilities. I wish to place in record my
    deep sense of reverence and gratitude to our
    chemistry teacher Ms. Manisha Sharma for her
    keen interest, tireless effort and constructive
    guidance which have sustained my efforts at all
    stages of this undertaking. Also I would like to
    acknowledge Sir Basant, our Lab Assistant for
    his help and kind attitude.
    This work bears the impact of many people
    who made significant contribution in formal
    and informal way. I would like to thank each
    and everyone.
    INDEX

    1.Introduction
    2.Factors affecting Rate of Reaction
    3.Experiment Methods
    4.Change in concentration with time
    5.Conclution
    6.Bibliography
    INTRODUCTION OF CHEMICAL KINETICS

    Chemical kinetics, also known as reaction


    kinetics, the branch of physical chemistry
    that is concerned with understanding the
    rates of chemical reactions. It is to be
    contrasted with thermodynamic, Which
    deals with the direction I which a process
    occurs but I itself tells nothing about its
    rate. Chemical Kinetics includes
    investigations of how different
    experimental conditions cam influence the
    speed of a chemical reactions and yield
    information about the reaction’s
    mechanism and transition states ,a well as
    the construction of mathematical models
    that also can describe the characteristics of
    a chemical reaction.
    CHANGE IN CONCENTRATION WITH TIME
    A rate law simply tells you how the rate of reaction
    changes as reactant concentrations change.

    COLLOSION THEORY
     Collision theory used to predict the rates of
    chemical reactions, particularly for gases.
     Rate constants used to vary with temperature
     Consequently, the actual rate of a reaction is
    significant temperature dependent.
     The rate dependence on temperature can be
    explained by the “Collision Theory”.
     The Collision Theory assumes that for a reaction
    to occur, reactant molecules must collide with
    enough energy and the proper orientation.
     The minimum energy of collision required for
    two molecules to react is called Activation
    Energy.

    CONCLUSION
     The main aspects summarized in this
    presentation were:
    1. The different ways of expressing chemical
    reaction rates
    2. The factors that affects the rate of
    chemical reaction.
    3. The form and measuring of a rate law
    including the ideas of reaction order and
    rate constant.
    4. The branch of physical chemistry that is
    concerned with understanding the
    chemical rates.
    5. Factors affecting the rate of reaction:
    a.Nature of reactant
    b. Physical state
    c. Surface area of solids
    d. Concentration
    e. Catalysts
    f. Pressure
    g. Presence of light
    h. Temperature

    6. Experimental methods:
    a. Fast reaction
    b. Equilibrium
    c. Free energy

    7. Collision Theory:
    Collision theory used to predict the rates
    of chemical reactions , Particularly for
    gases. Collision theory used to predict the
    rates of chemical reactions , particularly
    for gases.

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