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Chemical Reactions

Which of the following indicated that the reaction was completed in the experiments? A. Solution A was added to Solution B. B. The two solutions were stirred. C. The mixed solutions turned clear and colorless. D. The mixed solutions turned dark blue.

Based on the results of Exp. 2, what is the relationship,between the temperature of the mixture and the reaction time? A. As the temp increases, the reaction time decreases. B. As the temp increases, the reaction time stays the same. C. As the temp decreases, the reaction time increases then decreases.

How is the experimental design of Exp. 1 different from that of Exp. 2? A. Exp. 1 varies the solutions’ concentrations and Exp. 2 varies the temperature of the mixtures. B. Exp. 1 varies the temperature of the mixture and Exp. 2 varies the solutions’ concentrations. C. Exp. 1 varies the solutions’ concentrations and Exp. 2 adds a catalyst.

Based on the results of Exp. 2, one would predict that if the reaction was repeated at 2 o C, the reaction time would be approximately: A. 8 sec B. 30 sec C. 60 sec D. 116 sec

Based on the results of Exp.2 & 3, which of the following conditions would most likely lead to the longest reaction time? A. A reaction temp of 50 o C and the use of a catalyst. B. A reaction temp of 50 o C and no catalyst. C. A reaction temp of 30 o C and the use of a catalyst. D. A reaction temp of 10 o C and no catalyst.