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Question 128 of 442 in Physical Chemistry

Experiments to measure the rate of reaction

3 marks · Normal

In an experiment, 0.60 g of carbon dioxide is collected in the first two minutes of the reaction between marble chips and hydrochloric acid.

Calculate the average rate of reaction in g/min during these two minutes. Show your working.

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0.30 g/min (±0.01)

Must show: shows use of formula, shows substitution and calculation

Common mistakes: divides by an incorrect number of minutes; forgets units

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Marking points

M1 · 1 mark · Writes correct formula: rate = mass of CO2 / time.

M2 · 1 mark · Substitutes correct values: 0.60 g and 2 min.

A1 · 1 mark · Calculates correct average rate as 0.30 g/min with unit.

Worked solution

Rate of reaction = mass of CO2 / time

Average rate = 0.30 g/min

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