Organic Chemistry

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Chemistry:
Topics: Organic chemistry and kinetics
- Determine the order of reaction.
- First- and second-order reactions the concentration of a reactant at any time after the reaction has started, or the time required for a given fraction of the sample to react.
- Applying rate law equations and using graphs to determine whether a reaction is first order or second order.
- Calculating the activation energy for a reaction when given rate constants at several different temperatures.
- Describing the concept of activation energy and showing how it explains the variation of reaction rate with temperature.
- Describing a potential-energy diagram, including the activation energy of the forward and reverse reactions, Transition State and over all energy change of reaction.
- Understanding how the overall reaction and rate law for a reaction are derived from the overall reaction.

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