On reaction kinetics:
http://www.chemsheets.co.uk/AS/CHEM2.2/AS.CHEM2.2.004.pdf
On enthalpy change:
http://www.chemsheets.co.uk/AS/CHEM2.1/AS.CHEM2.1.008.pdf
http://www.chemsheets.co.uk/AS/CHEM2.1/AS.CHEM2.1.009.pdf
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Kinetics:
3 (b) i - 3, its basically the same 'cause the volume is halved and conc. is doubled
ii - Temperature is lowered so rate will decrease therefore its 4
iii - Conc. doubles so the volume produced doubles, its curve 1
iv - Catalyst therefore rate increases, its curve 2
(b) Do you want me to draw the graph for you?
ii - Of course, higher temperature because more molecules gain energy greater than or equal to the activation energy and therefore more successful collisions take place
iii - For a successful collision particles must collide in the correct orientation and with sufficient energy.