rate law

Rate law is an expression that describes how the rate of a reaction depends on the concentrations of reactants and other substances.

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Equilibrium Analogy- from the textbook Chemistry: Matter and Change
How do you Incorporate Equilibrium Into Your Curriculum?
// Tuesday, July 5, 2016 • Michelle Okroy
               Throughout the last ten years teaching both chemistry and Advanced Placement Chemistry I have realized that the concept of equilibrium does not receive enough attention in my first-year chemistry course.
Teacher at front lab counter preparing a Demo
Kinetics Review
// Thursday, April 28, 2016 • mamorgan@me.com
In one of my last blog posts I wrote of how I sometimes enjoy ending a unit with a series of demonstrations and using them to elicit a dialog between the students and myself to check for understanding. It is always a fascinating experience to hear the misconceptions that many students have the day before the test.