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Find out how the changing of concentration of a solution will alter the rate of reaction.
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Aim: The aim will be to find out how the changing of concentration of a solution will alter the rate of reaction. Theory: My own experiences of rate of reaction would probably be a rusting iron ,a bomb going off, the firing of a bullet and charging the battery of a mobile phone. Chemical reactions occur when the molecules of 2 or more elements or compounds, called the reactants, collide and recombine to form a new compound, which is called the product. According to the collision theory, these colliding molecules must first reach the reaction's activation energy for the reaction to occur. Activation energy is the level of energy required for the molecules to collide with enough force to recombine and form a new product. The rate of reaction describes how fast reactants form products in a chemical reaction. Chemical reactions can be sped up or slowed down by altering the surface area, concentration, and...
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