Chemistry A-Level
Effect of concentration, pressure, temperature and catalysts
What Effect of concentration, pressure, temperature and catalysts means in Chemistry A-Level, as defined for OCR.
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Raising concentration or pressure increases collision frequency, raising temperature also increases the proportion of particles with energy at or above the activation energy, and a catalyst lowers the activation energy.
Topics that use Effect of concentration, pressure, temperature and catalysts
- Reaction rates (OCR A-Level)
Related terms
- Activation energy
- Alternative reaction pathway
- Boltzmann distribution
- Catalysis and activation energy
- Catalyst examples
- Catalyst regenerated and not consumed
- Catalyst regenerated in the mechanism
- collision frequency
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