Rates of chemical reactions

JAMB Chemistry Revision Notes

  • Physical Chemistry
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What rate means and how it is measured, collision theory and activation energy, the effects of temperature, concentration, pressure, surface area, catalysts and light, and reading rate graphs.

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  1. Rate of reaction
  2. Collision theory
  3. Factors affecting rate
  4. Catalysts
  5. Reading rate graphs
  6. Fair tests

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