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    This document provides instructions to sketch the shape of distribution curves, indicate changes to most probable energy and activation energy, and whether the number of particles with energy above the activation energy increases, decreases, or stays the same, for six different scenarios: 1) increasing temperature, 2) removing half the molecules, 3) adding a catalyst, 4) reducing the volume of the container, 5) reducing temperature, and 6) adding an inert gas. A table is included to record the analysis for each scenario.

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    This document provides instructions to sketch the shape of distribution curves, indicate changes to most probable energy and activation energy, and whether the number of particles with energy above the activation energy increases, decreases, or stays the same, for six different scenarios: 1) increasing temperature, 2) removing half the molecules, 3) adding a catalyst, 4) reducing the volume of the container, 5) reducing temperature, and 6) adding an inert gas. A table is included to record the analysis for each scenario.

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    Chemsheets AS 095 (Maxwell-Boltmann Curves)

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    Srikaushik Tumula
    This document provides instructions to sketch the shape of distribution curves, indicate changes to most probable energy and activation energy, and whether the number of particles with energy above the activation energy increases, decreases, or stays the same, for six different scenarios: 1) increasing temperature, 2) removing half the molecules, 3) adding a catalyst, 4) reducing the volume of the container, 5) reducing temperature, and 6) adding an inert gas. A table is included to record the analysis for each scenario.

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    For each of the following

    a) Sketch the new shape of the distribution curve


    b) Indicate the new most probable energy (Emp) if it changes
    c) Indicate the new activation energy (Ea) if it changes
    d) Indicate whether the number of particles with energy ≥ activation energy increases, decreases or stays the same

    1) Increase the temperature 2) Remove half the molecules


    Number of molecules

    Number of molecules
    Number of particles with E ≥ Ea Number of particles with E ≥ Ea
    more same less more same less

    Emp Ea Energy Emp Ea Energy

    3) Add a catalyst 4) Reduce the volume of the container


    Number of molecules

    Number of molecules

    Number of particles with E ≥ Ea Number of particles with E ≥ Ea


    more same less more same less

    Emp Ea Energy Emp Ea Energy

    5) Reduce the temperature 6) Add an inert gas


    Number of molecules

    Number of molecules

    Number of particles with E ≥ Ea Number of particles with E ≥ Ea


    more same less more same less

    Emp Ea Energy Emp Ea Energy

    © www.CHEMSHEETS.co.uk 15-Mar-13 Chemsheets AS 095

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