Question

1.Compare and contrast the rate of solution formation between the three physical forms of salt that were placed in the vial and not agitated with the three forms of salt that were placed in the vial and were agitated.

2. On the basis of your results, what is the relationship between the temperature of the solvent and the rate of solution formation?
3. Use your knowledge of collision theory to explain the results of your experiments in this laboratory.

Answer 1

answer for number 2

Step-by-step explanation:

By increasing the temperature of the solvent, the movement of molecules sped up resulting in the more movement of particles and they bump into each other more vigorously. As a result of that, the particles of the solute break faster and dissolve in the solvent faster .

Answer 2

The stable form of salt at standard temperature and pressure is solid. If you add water to salt, it will dissolve. However, there are certain factors that affect the rate of solution formation of salt. The rate of formation of salt solution is faster when the vial is agitated than when it is not agitated. By agitating the solution, you are increasing the surface area of the salt particles in contact with water.