_____ is the unit of rate constant.
mol-1 L-1 S-1
mol L-1 S-1
mol L S-1
mol L S
When the reactants molecules having the necessary activation energy collide, their atoms are rearranged to form an intermediate temporary product, called the _______.
Activation complex
Catalytic complex
Reactive species
Final complex
The catalytic activity of solid catalysts can be explained by
Adsorption theory
Absorption theory
Homogeneous theory
Arrhenius theory
_________ occurs when each of the two atoms joined by a covalent bond keeps one of the two bond forming electrons.
Homolysis
Heterolysis
Pyrolysis
Hydrolysis
Solid catalyst are also known as
Catalytic poisons
Surface catalysts
Catalytic promoters
Catalytic inhibitors
A substance that slows down a reaction is called a _________ catalyst.
Positive
Accelerator
Negative
Neutral
______ of reaction at a given time can also be determined from its concentration variation data.
Average rate
Instantaneous rate
overall rate
Medium rate
According to ________ the rate of chemical reaction is directly proportional to the product of the concentration of reacting substances each when raised to the appropriate power.
Law of conservation of mass
Law of mass action
Law of constant proportion
Law of combination
There are certain substances which greatly decrease the activity of the catalyst or even completely preclude its catalytic action are known as ______.
Promoters
Catalytic promoter
Surfactants