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Chem P33 question ?

Same reaction in a 100cm3 beaker instead of 250cm3, what would be the effect ?

  • No effect, due to no change in volume or conc.

    Votes: 3 42.9%

  • Less time because the molecules would be closer

    Votes: 4 57.1%
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Ba7rani123

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We did chemistry paper 33 before a week or more, there was a question about what would be the effect if the same reaction with the exact same volume and exact same solutions in a 100cm3 beaker instead of 250cm3 beaker ?

I thought maybe it would have no effect but I wrote that it would take less time...
 
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Ba7rani123 said:
We did chemistry paper 33 before a week or more, there was a question about what would be the effect if the same reaction with the exact same volume and exact same solutions in a 100cm3 beaker instead of 250cm3 beaker ?

I thought maybe it would have no effect but I wrote that it would take less time...
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It would take less time because the number of effective collisions between molecules will increase. In a smaller container, molecules are likely to collide more frequently :).
 
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It would take less time!!! Due to more no. of effective collisions in a small beaker :)
 
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