An Introduction to Reaction Kinetics
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Series: Chem Study Film Series
Duration: 13
Year Published: 1959
Creator: American Chemical Society
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: Uses animation to show the factors that affect the speed and reversibility of chemical reactions using reactions between hydrogen and chlorine and hydrogen and iodine as examples. Reactions are shown between molecules including the transition from molecular structure of the reactants through the activated complex, to the resultant products. The energy required for these reactions is illustrated graphically. Factors influencing the rate of reactions such as concentration, temperature, and catalysts are described.
Complete Record: Uses animation to show the factors that affect the speed and reversibility of chemical reactions using reactions between hydrogen and chlorine and hydrogen and iodine as examples. Reactions are shown between molecules including the transition from molecular structure of the reactants through the activated complex, to the resultant products. The energy required for these reactions is illustrated graphically. Factors influencing the rate of reactions such as concentration, temperature, and catalysts are described., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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