Across
- 3. AREA Amount of exposed solid that affects reaction speed
- 6. Chemical pathway with lower activation energy
- 7. Substance present at the start of a chemical reaction
- 11. FREQUENCY How often reactant particles collide per second
- 12. Type of reaction that releases energy to surroundings
- 13. THEORY Model explaining why only some collisions cause reactions
- 14. Particles must collide in the correct ____ to react
- 15. LOSS Decrease in mass used to calculate rate of reaction
- 17. Opposite of exothermic; energy is absorbed
- 19. Factor increased to raise average kinetic energy of particles
Down
- 1. SYRINGE Tool used to measure volume of gas produced in rate experiments
- 2. Substance that increases reaction rate without being used up
- 4. COLLISION Collision that produces a chemical change
- 5. The breaking and forming of chemical bonds over time
- 6. THEORY Theory stating particles must collide to react
- 8. PER SECOND Unit commonly used for rate when measuring gas volume
- 9. SURFACE AREA Solid broken into smaller pieces reacts faster because of this
- 10. Amount of reactant per unit volume in solution
- 16. ENERGY Minimum energy required for a reaction to occur
- 18. Reaction rate usually increases when this is raised (gas reactions)
