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1. You have different Alka‐Seltzer tablets®, all having the same mass. How is the final particle size of each tablet related to its combined surface area?
a. The total tablet surface area increases with smaller particle size
b. A tablet with bigger particles has a higher combined surface area
c. Particle size and surface area are not related
d. The smaller the particles of the tablet, the lower its total surface area
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2. This table shows reaction rates recorded for four different broken‐up tablets. Other than particle size, all other factors were the same in the four reactions, including temperature and tablet mass. Which statement is true?
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a. Combined surface area tablet A < tablet D
b. Particle size tablet B < tablet C
c. Combined surface area tablet B > tablet A
d. All of the above
e. None of the above
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3. What determines if a reactant collision results in a successful product formation?
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a. A and C
b. B and C
c. A and D
d. A, B, C and D
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4. You got this data when dissolving three different brands of effervescent tablets in water. Which dissolution reaction happens at the fastest rate?
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a. Brand 1
b. Brand 2
c. Brand 3
d. Brand 1 and 3
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5. The surface area of a solid reactant affects the chemical reaction rate because according to the Collision Theory a higher surface area...
a. ...increases the particle size of the reactant
b. ...increases the energy of the reactant molecules
c. ...increases the number of successful reactant collisions
d. All of the above
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