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Chemistry: Bond Energy and Reaction Kinetics

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Chemistry: Bond Energy and Reaction Kinetics

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What is the definition of activation energy?

The energy released when a reaction occurs.

The energy stored in chemical bonds.

The energy needed for particles to collide effectively.

The minimum energy required for a reaction to occur. (correct)

Which statement is true regarding effective collisions?

They need sufficient energy and proper orientation. (correct)

They occur without any energy transfer.

They require low energy and random particle orientation.

They require high temperature conditions only.

How does activation energy affect reaction rates?

Higher activation energy always increases the reaction rate.

Higher activation energy slows down the reaction rate. (correct)

Lower activation energy decreases the likelihood of an effective collision.

Activation energy has no impact on reaction kinetics.

What does the transition state represent in an energy vs. reaction progress diagram?

<p>The point of maximum energy before products form.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens if the particle energy is below the activation energy?

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Study Notes

Bond Energy and Enthalpy of Reaction

Bond energy is the energy needed to break a bond
Enthalpy (ΔH°) of reaction can be calculated by subtracting the sum of bond energies of products from the sum of bond energies of reactants
Results from calculations using bond energy data may differ from experimental values

Activation Energy

Chemical reactions involve breaking and forming chemical bonds, requiring energy changes.
Collision theory explains reaction kinetics, stating that colliding particles need sufficient energy and correct orientation for effective bonding.
An effective collision is when particles' energy exceeds the repulsion between reacting particles and correct orientation for bonding exists.
Activation energy is the minimum energy required for an effective collision; no reaction occurs if energy is less.
Reaction rate depends on activation energy
A reaction diagram (figure 8.1) illustrates this concept: the activation energy is the energy barrier reactants must overcome to proceed to the transition state for product formation.

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This quiz covers the concepts of bond energy and enthalpy of reaction, detailing how to calculate reaction enthalpy and its relation to bond energies. Additionally, it explores activation energy and collision theory, emphasizing their role in chemical reactions and reaction rates. Test your understanding of these key topics in chemistry!