Lesson 5.6.1.1

5.6.1.1 Calculating rates of reactions Quiz: AQA Combined Science, Unit 13

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The 20 questions

  1. What expression is used to calculate the mean rate of a reaction?

    • Quantity over time
    • Quantity plus time
    • Time over quantity
    • Quantity times time
  2. Which pair of units is acceptable for rate of reaction when quantity is measured by mass or volume?

    • s/g or cm3/s
    • g.s or cm3.s
    • g/s or cm3/s
    • g/s or s/cm3
  3. In what units can the quantity of a reactant or product be measured?

    • Moles per second
    • Joules or watts
    • Degrees Celsius
    • Grams or cm3
  4. On a graph of product quantity against time, what does the slope of a tangent measure?

    • Instantaneous rate
    • Total yield
    • Activation energy
    • Mean rate
  5. On a quantity-time graph for a chemical reaction, what does a steeper slope indicate?

    • Slower rate
    • Lower temperature
    • Zero rate
    • Faster rate
  6. At what point on a reaction time curve is the rate fastest?

    • At the start
    • In the middle
    • After it flattens
    • At the end
  7. (Higher tier) Rate of reaction can also be expressed in units of:

    • mol/s
    • s/mol
    • mol/cm3
    • cm3/mol
  8. A reactant mass falls from 20 g to 8 g at a mean rate of 0.6 g/s. How long did it take?

    • 0.05 s
    • 7.5 s
    • 33 s
    • 20 s
  9. (Higher tier) A tangent to a product curve at 40 s rises 1.2 cm3 over 20 s. What is the rate at 40 s?

    • 0.6 cm3/s
    • 1.2 cm3/s
    • 24 cm3/s
    • 0.06 cm3/s
  10. A reaction forms 150 g of product in 2.5 minutes. What is the mean rate in g/s?

    • 60 g/s
    • 0.017 g/s
    • 1.0 g/s
    • 2.5 g/s
  11. (Higher tier) A reaction uses 0.4 mol of reactant in 20 s. What is the mean rate in mol/s?

    • 50 mol/s
    • 0.02 mol/s
    • 0.2 mol/s
    • 8 mol/s
  12. A mean rate of 0.25 g/s is maintained for 60 s. What mass of product forms?

    • 240 g
    • 15 g
    • 0.0042 g
    • 3.75 g
  13. Estimate the mean rate: 98 g of product in 49 s.

    • About 4.8 g/s
    • About 49 g/s
    • About 2 g/s
    • About 0.5 g/s
  14. (Higher tier) A tangent on a graph passes through (10 s, 2 cm3) and (50 s, 10 cm3). Its gradient is:

    • 5 cm3/s
    • 8 cm3/s
    • 0.125 cm3/s
    • 0.2 cm3/s
  15. (Higher tier) 4.8 g of magnesium (Mr 24) reacts over 80 s. What is the mean rate in mol/s?

    • 0.025 mol/s
    • 0.2 mol/s
    • 0.00025 mol/s
    • 0.0025 mol/s
  16. What does a horizontal flat section on a quantity time graph indicate?

    • Reaction is fastest
    • Temperature is rising
    • Reaction has stopped
    • Catalyst is exhausted
  17. What does a tangent drawn on a curved reaction time graph allow you to determine?

    • Total yield
    • Instantaneous rate
    • Mean rate
    • Activation energy
  18. Which method is used to find the rate of reaction at a specific time?

    • Measuring total time
    • Weighing final products
    • Calculating mean rate
    • Drawing a tangent
  19. A reaction produces 90 cm3 of gas in 75 s. What is the mean rate?

    • 1.5 cm3/s
    • 1.2 cm3/s
    • 12 cm3/s
    • 0.83 cm3/s
  20. A reaction loses 4.8 g of mass in 160 s. What is the mean rate?

    • 0.3 g/s
    • 0.003 g/s
    • 0.03 g/s
    • 0.77 g/s

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