Teacher Guidance
Teacher Guidance
Teacher Guidance
This fun PowerPoint can be used as a starter or plenary when learning about rates of reaction.
The slides contain hidden pictures of ‘rate of reaction’ experiments. To reveal the picture, pupils are required
to answer the questions on the slide. Pupils can either choose a number or you may source a nine-sided
virtual dice.
If the conditions of a reversible reaction (at equilibrium) are changed, the system will counteract that
change.
Both the forward and backward reactions are happening at the same pace.
The greater the surface area (the smaller the particles), the faster the rate of reaction.
5. What is a precipitate?
8. What is a catalyst?
A catalyst speeds up the rate of reaction without being used in the reaction.
True.
The more concentrated the solutions, the more particles to collide, the faster the rate of reaction.
Expensive.
True.
6. What is a precipitate?
Both the forward and backward reactions are happening at the same pace.
False.