Investigating How Different Concentrations Affect the Rate of Reaction

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Investigating How Different Concentrations Affect the Rate of Reaction

In this investigation I am investigating the effect of one factor on

the rate at which calcium carbonate reacts with hydrochloric acid. I

have decided to change the concentration of the acid to investigate

how different concentrations affect the rate of reaction, and to

discover what amount, at which concentration releases a higher

quantity of gas. There are other factors, which could have been used

as the variables.

My method is as follows I will measure out 2 grams of marble chips

using the scales, and add them into a conical flask and 20ml of

hydrochloric acid into a measuring cylinder. I then added the acid

into the conical flask with the marble chips and started the clock

straight away. After time periods of every 30 seconds I measured the

amount of gas in the syringe, this will continue until one of two

things happened. Either the volume of the gas syringe gets past 100cm

and it is necessary for the back of the gas syringe to be taken out,

otherwise it could drop out and smash, or the volume of gas remains

constant for 1 minute, and then that particular experiment will end.

1Molar Room temperature-27 c.

1M Room temperature-27'c.

Time

Time

Experiment 1

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(Large chips)

Experiment 2

(Small chips)

Experiment 1

(Large chips)

Experiment 2

(Small chips)

Experiment 3

(Small chips)

Experiment 3

(Small chips)

0

0

0

0

20

21

6

21

40

49

17

43

60

73

28

59.5

80

93

38

71.5

100

47

79.5

120

54

85.5

140

60

89.5

160

65

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