Having used the internet to Research I have found some useful things on rates of reaction. One of those being heat effects the rate of reaction and also the more the concentrated the substance is the more there is to react and therefore the more violently it will react. I’m not sure about the actual rate at which the substance reacts.

I also found out that particles only react with each other if they have enough energy to force the reaction this is called activation energy. As water has little or no energy I think this will dilute the substance therefore making it harder and take longer to react. I also think that if I were to dilute the substance enough to a point where the energy would be so little that it would not react at all.

Measuring Cylinders (10CM³ and 50CM³), Conical Flask, Paper with X, Beaker of Hydrochloric Acid, Beaker of Sodium Thiosulphate, Stop Clock

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