The rate of reaction increases when reactant particles successfully collide more frequently. Temperature, reactant concentration, size of solid reactant particles (surface area) and catalysts can ...

JON CHASE:'Chemical reactions are all about collisions between particles, 'and a rate of reaction depends on how frequently particles collide 'and with how much energy. JON CHASE:'There four ...

It has to do with the particle size of the solid material, which determines how rapidly a chemical reaction takes place. In this activity, you can try this for yourself—skipping the explosion ...

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Reaction Design®, a leading developer of combustion simulation software, announced that new capabilities have been added to CHEMKIN-PRO, the de facto standard software ...

The diminished surface-area-normalized catalytic activity of highly dispersed Pt nanoparticles compared with bulk Pt is particularly intricate, and not yet understood. Here we report on the oxygen ...

Particle formation during the initial stages of emulsifier-free organotellurium-mediated living radical emulsion polymerization (emulsion TERP) of styrene at 60°C was investigated at two stirring ...