Explain what is the effect of particle size on the reaction rate with explanation , consider the relationship between the particle size , surface area , atoms ability to collide. Data Table:Trial 2 (seconds)Trial 1 (seconds)09M=66960condsWhole1179-68950c0ndsCrushed316m-195400ondaWhole 6795econdSAveragewhole:6799cconds%233.Check outQuestion: What is the effect of particle size on the reaction rate?ClaimThe whole Particie Si ze have the More surface areaEvidenceReasoning

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Data Table: Trial 2 (seconds) Trial 1 (seconds) 11.29-6895ccande 1.09M=6096cc0nds Whole Crushed 3.16M-195600omde 315M=1955ecands Whole 6795econds Average whole:679scconds /Check out: Question: What is the effect of particle size on the reaction rate? Claim The whole Particie Si ze have the More surfface area Evidence Reasoning

Data Table: Trial 2 (seconds) Trial 1 (seconds) 11.29-6895ccande 1.09M=6096cc0nds Whole Crushed 3.16M-195600omde 315M=1955ecands Whole 6795econds Average whole:679scconds /Check out: Question: What is the effect of particle size on the reaction rate? Claim The whole Particie Si ze have the More surfface area Evidence Reasoning

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter30: Kinetic Methods Of Analysis

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