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Rate-dependent factors

The “cross on a tile” experiment to show the reaction between thiosulfate ions and an acid is one of the classic high school chemistry experiments but it is well worth doing to illustrate how the rate of a reaction depends upon several different factors. This is one of the classic experiments. I think it is worth doing as it is tried and tested and gives you a good understanding both of what is meant by reaction rate...

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