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    Hydrogen peroxide decomposes in the presence of metal oxide catalysts to form oxygen and water according to the following equation. You are required to plan an experiment to compare which of two metal oxides is the more effective catalyst. You will measure the amount of oxygen formed during a 2 minute period immediately after a solution of hydrogen peroxide is added to a catalyst.

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    Hydrogen peroxide decomposes in the presence of metal oxide catalysts to form oxygen and water according to the following equation. You are required to plan an experiment to compare which of two metal oxides is the more effective catalyst. You will measure the amount of oxygen formed during a 2 minute period immediately after a solution of hydrogen peroxide is added to a catalyst.

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    Hydrogen peroxide decomposes in the presence of metal oxide catalysts to form oxygen and water according to the following equation. You are required to plan an experiment to compare which of two metal oxides is the more effective catalyst. You will measure the amount of oxygen formed during a 2 minute period immediately after a solution of hydrogen peroxide is added to a catalyst.

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    A SIMPLE KINETICS PLAN

    Hydrogen peroxide decomposes in the presence of metal oxide catalysts to form oxygen and
    water according to the following equation.

    2H2O2 → 2H2O + O2

    You are required to plan an experiment to compare which of two metal oxides is the more
    effective catalyst by measuring the amount of oxygen formed during a 2 minute period
    immediately after a solution of hydrogen peroxide is added to a catalyst.

    (a) Determine a suitable number of moles of hydrogen peroxide to be used in the experiment.
    (5)

    (b) Suggest a suitable volume and concentration of hydrogen peroxide for the experiment.
    (3)

    (c) Outline the procedure in full, giving details of any apparatus used.
    (10)

    (d) Indicate any hazards or safety precautions specific to the experiment.


    (2)
    (Total 20 marks)

    Mill Hill High School 1

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