What is measured by the reaction rate?
2 answers:
Answer: Option (a) is the correct answer.
Explanation:
Rate of reaction is defined as the rate at which a chemical reaction occurs. That is, it tells how rapidly or slowly the products are formed.
Mathematically, Rate =
It also tells the number of successful collisions taking place.
Thus, we can conclude that the speed at which products form is measured by the reaction rate.
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Main advantages of DDT are the insecticide property and the knoledge about its chemical synthesis.
Explanation:
At that time in 1939 it was discovered that DDT have insecticide properties. It is a useful property because it allows inhibition of insects populations in large areas. Killing insects will reduce the diseases transmitted by them as typhus and malaria. More over you prevent the destruction of the agricultural crops by the harmful insects.
However the synthesis of the molecule was known way back in 1874. From that time it was plenty of time in which chemistry knowledge evolved so the synthesis at kilograms scale was implemented. High quantities of DDT molecule become available for the market so that in 1945 was available as agricultural insecticide.
It was discovered that DDT have bad effects for human health and also over time some insects developed resistance and their were not affected anymore by the molecule.
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