Reaction rate measures how quickly reactants are consumed or products form during a chemical reaction.
Reaction rate measures how quickly reactants are consumed or products form during a chemical reaction. This calculator finds the average rate from the change in concentration of a species over a time interval.
A reactant's concentration drops from 0.80 M to 0.65 M over 30 seconds. Rate = |0.65 − 0.80| / 30 ≈ 0.005 M/s.
Change in concentration divided by change in time over the reaction period.
Temperature, concentration, catalyst presence, and surface area.
Higher temperature increases collision frequency and the proportion of collisions with enough energy to react.