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Reaction rate theory is based on collision theory, which states that reactant molecules must undergo effective collisions to initiate a chemical reaction, with conditions including sufficient energy and correct orientation. The reaction coordinate diagram illustrates the path and energy changes during a chemical reaction. Additionally, factors such as temperature, concentration, catalysts, and surface properties affect the rate of chemical reactions, leading to increases or decreases in reaction rates with changes in these factors.
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Reaction rate theory
Definition
Study of the rates at which chemical reactions occur
Factors influencing the speed of chemical reactions
Collision Theory
Basis
Reactions occur due to collisions between reactant molecules
Requirements
Proper orientation
Sufficient energy
Limitations
Does not account for all reaction types
Transition State Theory (Activated Complex Theory)
Concept of Activation Energy
Energy barrier that must be overcome for a reaction to proceed
Activated Complex
Shortlived state at the peak of the energy barrier
Rate Constant
Proportional to the number of molecules with sufficient energy
Reaction Coordinate Diagram
Energy profile of a reaction
Shows energy changes during reaction
Transition state and activation energy
Factors Affecting Reaction Rates
Concentration
Increasing concentration increases collision frequency
Temperature
Higher temperature increases kinetic energy and collision frequency
Catalysts
Lower activation energy without being consumed
Surface Area
More surface area increases the number of reactant molecules available for reaction
Light
Can provide energy to initiate reactions
Rate Laws and Order of Reaction
Rate Law
Mathematical expression relating reaction rate to reactant concentrations
Order of Reaction
Sum of the exponents in the rate law equation
Experimental Determination of Reaction Rates
Methods
Spectroscopy
Manometry
Conductometry
Data Analysis
Plotting concentration vs. time
Determining rate constants
Applications
Industrial Chemistry
Optimizing reaction conditions for production
Environmental Chemistry
Understanding the rates of pollutant degradation
Biological Systems
Enzyme kinetics and cellular processes
Material Science
Corrosion and degradation of materials
Recent Advances
Computational Chemistry
Simulating molecular dynamics to predict reaction rates
Nanotechnology
Manipulating reaction rates at the nanoscale
Green Chemistry
Designing reactions with minimal environmental impact