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VCE Stuff => VCE Science => VCE Mathematics/Science/Technology => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Chemistry => Topic started by: burbs on June 15, 2011, 08:42:13 pm
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No time to waste.
Consider the following equation
2H2(g) + O2 (g) -> 2H2o(g) /\H=-484 kJ/mol
Which of the following will decrease the rate of the reaction?
a) increasing the volume
b) increasing the temperature at a constant volume
c) increasing concentration of reactants at constant temperature
d) adding a catalyst.
I know it's not D or B.
CHYRZ
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A ;)
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Good idea mate, after a torrid unit 3 exam, all I can look forward to is the hours of study I will spend studying unit 4 chemistry.
Did you do well on the exam?
It tore me a new one, just the kick up the ass i needed to smash unit 4 and all other subjects haha
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yeah burbs got 100% he's looking to back it up for exam 2
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The secret is being incredibly keen.
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Love it how his respect is currently at +50. ;)
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Ha, I'll race ya. I'll even give you a 3 day head start, i cbf doing anything until the weekend.
yeah burbs got 100% he's looking to back it up for exam 2
That's funny, he told me different.
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Oh wow guys I was completely joking - no way have I started unit four. Take a break!
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How did you go on chem burbs?
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Yesss unit four! Sorry guys but I kind of started since i'm chemtarded ::)
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Ha, I'll race ya. I'll even give you a 3 day head start, i cbf doing anything until the weekend.
yeah burbs got 100% he's looking to back it up for exam 2
That's funny, he told me different.
Haha, were you joking about getting a head start? o.o If not, I'm certainly in the race too. Considering I didn't fair too well, I'd better prevent what happened this exam ever happening again =(