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Reactions & Rates
This simulation has not been translated into this language. You can still access the English version below.
Explore what makes a reaction happen by colliding atoms and molecules. Design experiments with different reactions, concentrations, and temperatures. When are reactions reversible? What affects the rate of a reaction?
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خوارهوه ببینن
سهرچاوهکان بۆ فێرکاری
Main Topics
- گۆڕانکاری
- زانستی بزووتن
- کۆبوونهوه
- هاوکێشی
Sample Learning Goals
- Explain why and how a pinball shooter can be used to help understand ideas about reactions.
- Describe on a microscopic level what contributes to a successful reaction (with illustrations).
- Describe how the reaction coordinate can be used to predict whether a reaction will proceed or slow.
- Use the potential energy diagram to determine: The activation energy for the forward and reverse reactions; The difference in energy between reactants and products; The relative potential energies of the molecules at different positions on a reaction coordinate.
- Draw a potential energy diagram from the energies of reactants and products and activation energy.
- Sketch how the number of reactants and products will change as a reaction proceeds.
- Explain how they know that a system has reached equilibrium from a graph of number of reactants and products versus time.
- Predict how raising or lowering the temperature will affect a system in the equilibrium position.
- Describe the relative sizes of the forward and reverse rates at equilibrium.
- Explain what effects whether the equilibrium position favors the products or the reactants.
- Predict how addition of a reactant or product will affect the forward and reverse reaction rates, and once this new system reaches equilibrium how the reactant and product concentrations will compare to the original system at equilibrium.
- Compare graphs of concentration vs. time to determine which represents the fastest or slowest rate.
Tips for Teachers
The teacher's guide (pdf) contains tips created by the PhET team.
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ئێوه ئهتوانن تێبینی وچالاکیهکانی خۆتان بنێرن.
نوسخه وهرگێڕاوهکان:
پێویستیهکانی نهرمامێر
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Microsoft Windows
XP/Vista/7 Sun Java 1.5.0_15 or later |
OS 10.5 or later
Sun Java 1.5.0_19 or later |
Sun Java 1.5.0_15 or later |
Credits
| Design Team | Third-party Libraries | سوپاس بۆ |
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