Kinetics

The chemistry of studying the velocity or speed with which chemical reactions pass is chemical kinetics, and refers to the variation of the concentrations of reactants and products with time.   The speed of the reactions may vary, both slow and fast, ready in nanoseconds.  The chemical reaction can be termed as the change in concentration of the reagent as melting time; that is, a faster reaction, increased concentration change.  Some substances have a faster chemical reaction than others due to their nature; and that is why they have a faster chemical change.  Another factor that can increase the reaction rate is by applying a catalyst.  A catalytic element is one that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without being consumed by this reaction.  

In the laboratory performing with my partners

laboratory on chemical kinetics, we concluded that the higher temperature and higher concentration (molarity), collision or contact between the molecules will be higher, so there will be more quickly the reaction occurs.