Lesson 5.5.1.2
5.5.1.2 Reaction profiles Quiz: AQA Combined Science, Unit 12
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the minimum amount of energy particles must have to react, called?
- Enthalpy change
- Bond energy
- Activation energy
- Kinetic energy
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What is the minimum amount of energy particles must have to react called?
- Kinetic energy
- Thermal energy
- Bond energy
- Activation energy
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What is the minimum energy reacting particles must have to react?
- Thermal energy
- Kinetic energy
- Activation energy
- Bond energy
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What term describes a diagram showing reactant and product energies?
- Plum pudding
- Display formula
- Reaction profile
- Mass spectrum
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In an exothermic reaction profile, how do the products compare to the reactants?
- Lower in energy
- Higher in energy
- Unrelated in energy
- Equal in energy
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In an endothermic reaction profile, how do the products compare to the reactants?
- Zero in energy
- Higher in energy
- Equal in energy
- Lower in energy
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Reactants are at 50 kJ and products at 20 kJ. What is the energy change?
- -30 kJ
- -70 kJ
- +30 kJ
- +70 kJ
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On a reaction profile, the reactants are at 50 kJ and the peak is at 90 kJ. What is the activation energy?
- 90 kJ
- 50 kJ
- 40 kJ
- 140 kJ
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Reactants are at 40 kJ and products at 70 kJ. What is the overall energy change?
- +30 kJ
- -30 kJ
- -110 kJ
- +110 kJ
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How does the energy of products compare to reactants in an exothermic reaction?
- Zero energy
- More energy
- Less energy
- Equal energy
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On a reaction profile, activation energy is measured from which level?
- Products level
- Zero energy line
- Reactants level
- Peak height
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What determines the overall energy change of a chemical reaction?
- Reactants and products
- Particle speed
- Activation energy
- Collision frequency
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What do reacting particles need to overcome to start a reaction?
- Magnetic force
- Gravity barrier
- Activation energy
- Static friction
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What term describes the minimum energy needed for reacting particles to collide successfully?
- Activation energy
- Kinetic energy
- Thermal energy
- Bond energy
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Reaction X has activation energy 80 kJ and Y has 30 kJ. Which is higher?
- Cannot be determined
- Both are equal
- Reaction X
- Reaction Y
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Reactants are at 60 kJ and products are at 100 kJ. What is the overall energy change?
- -40 kJ
- +40 kJ
- -160 kJ
- +160 kJ
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What does a reaction profile show about product and reactant energy levels?
- Energy change
- Reaction rate
- Collision frequency
- Activation energy
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On a reaction profile, what name is given to the minimum energy needed for a reaction to start?
- Overall change
- Activation energy
- Product energy
- Reactant level
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What term describes the minimum energy reacting particles must possess to react?
- Kinetic energy
- Activation energy
- Thermal energy
- Bond energy
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A reaction profile shows reactants at 35 kJ and products at 35 kJ. What is the overall energy change?
- 0 kJ
- 35 kJ
- 70 kJ
- -35 kJ
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