Question

create a hypothesis

As a reacting system gets hotter and hotter, do you predict the reaction to speed up or slow down? Is this unlimited? Is there a maximum or minimum of reactivity at some temperature? Do you predict the reaction fully consumes the reactants or will there always be some unreacted material? Does temperature change how fully the reactants are consumed?

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

I hypothesize that as a reacting system gets hotter, the reaction will speed up initially due to the increase in kinetic energy of the molecules. However, I predict that there will be a limit to the reactivity at a certain temperature, beyond which the reaction rate will either slow down or remain constant. I also predict that at high temperatures, the reaction may fully consume the reactants, but at lower temperatures, there may be some unreacted material left over. Temperature may play a role in determining how fully the reactants are consumed, with higher temperatures potentially leading to more complete reactions.