Halving the Concentration of Hydroxide in These Reactions

question 29

Essay

Halving the concentration of hydroxide in these reactions:
A)causes the reaction mechanism to change
B)halves the rate of reaction
C)has no effect on the rate of reaction
D)doubles the rate of reaction

• A)causes the reaction mechanism to change
• B)halves the rate of reaction
• C)has no effect on the rate of reaction
• D)doubles the rate of reaction

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Definitions:

Nasal Congestion

The blockage or swelling of nasal passages due to excess mucus or inflamed blood vessels, often associated with colds or allergies.

Persistent Dry

A condition or sensation often described in medical or health contexts, indicating ongoing dryness in a certain area, such as the throat or skin without specific moisture.

Productive Cough

A cough that is accompanied by the expectoration of phlegm or mucus from the respiratory tract.

Upper Respiratory Tract Infection

An infection in the upper part of the respiratory system, such as the throat, nose, and airways, common examples include the common cold and sinusitis.