Rates of Reaction - Part 2 | Reactions | Chemistry | FuseSchool

Learn the basics about rates of reaction. Chemical reactions can only happen if reactant particles collide with enough energy. How do you measure the rates of a reaction? Find out more in this video!

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[BadSRH]

Anyone else here after being assigned this video for school work during quarantine?

[parisasingh]

I have a question. Isn't the presence of catalysts also a factor?

[cleo]

Thank you.You’ve helped me understand this concept more clearly.

[sadia.ghafur]

Thanks a lot. this just cleared all my concepts about rates of reaction

[kiyumi]

damn, thats absoloutly helpful thnx guys

[ilyasdr]

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[tonyclarke]

Thanks alot I have a chem test tomr wish me all the best

[henryloko]

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[jackpistone]

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[ahmedsarker]

this video is better than the part 1 video

[pranavmuralikrishnan]

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[arnabtiwari]

you forgot about catalysts. but thanks for clerarin my doubts

[hamizanhr]

Hydrochloric acid H3O? not HCL? you are confusing me now 😵

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[yahyawritesyw]

Fact : You didn't look up for this video.. Your teacher gave you the link and forced you to watch this..

[Doctor_-ukoc]

How exactly is this video from 3 years before part 1

[iana]

what if we increased the amount of marble in the same amount of H3O+ solution in the concentration example.. will the rxn increase or decrease?