Chemistry, 02.06.2021 18:50 ella8586

Increasing temperature makes a reaction rate faster. Which of the
following best explains the above?
A. high-temperature meltdown
the reactants so it is easier to
react
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B. High temperature increases
the number of high energy
collisions
C. reactants can evaporate
when they are heated up
D. Products favor higher
temperature reactants.

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