How does temperature affect how long a reaction takes? by Zuleika Jackson-Jones

Laila

2017-03-15 14:11:57 UTC

The temperature does affect the speed of the reaction because the tablet took long for the reaction to happen in cold water and the bubbles it made were less than the other temperatures. The warmer the water the faster it reacts and the more bubbles there was.

Kennedy

2017-03-15 14:12:01 UTC

With the experiment we just did, if the water is hot the tablet will dissolve faster the time was 23.7 but with the room temp it was slower the time was 54. it took longer to dissolve With the cold water the cold time took the longest 2.23. two minutes longer than hot water so it is safe to say that if the temp is hot the reaction will be short ( faster) and if the temp is cold the reaction will be long

Ka-shon

2017-03-15 14:12:07 UTC

When we did our experiment the hot water took 23.7 second the room temp took 54 secs and the ice-cold water took 2:23. So just like my first answer the higher the temperature the faster the rate of dissolve

India Najee Samuels

2017-03-15 14:12:09 UTC

the Temperature affects how long the reaction takes based on the water which would be room tempeture , hot water , and cold water but the water that took the longest is cold water beacuse of how dense the water is but the hot water didn't take long for the tablet to dissolve in the Hot water because it was a little more ( a lot more) dense than room temperature water and Ice cold water. and I personally think that the hot water doesen't always work on most materials .

Mezekeh

2017-03-15 14:12:13 UTC

what i found out was that room temperature was kinnda fast and hot water was the fast on and that ice cold water was a little slown and it took 2.23.34 and it was the slowns one the hat water toke a longer time and i think that it took a longer time because the heat was onne of the

Jared

2017-03-15 14:12:16 UTC

I found out my hypothesis was true when we put the chip in the hot water it took 23 seconds the ice cold water took 2 minutes more than the hot water and the room temperature water took 54 seconds.

Amyiah

2017-03-15 14:12:22 UTC

The temperature effect how a reaction takes because when we had hot water,cold water,and also room temperature.The hot water made the tablet dissolved faster.It took 23 seconds to dissolve the tablet in hot.It took 54 seconds for the room temperature.It took 2 minutes and 23 seconds for the cold water

Christopher Ross

2017-03-15 14:12:38 UTC

The temperature affects how long a reaction because the more hot the water is because tablet dissolve faster in the hot water but the tablet took the longest time in the cold water because the particles are dense

Doryan Robinson

2017-03-15 14:13:19 UTC

My observation was the alka seltzer dissolved faster in the hot water it took 23 seconds. It took 2:23 seconds for the cold water. and 54 seconds for the room temperature water.