Raising the Temperature of a Reaction Increases the Rate of the Reaction

question 18

Multiple Choice

Raising the temperature of a reaction increases the rate of the reaction by:

• A)increasing the activation energy of the reaction.
• B)creating more molecules in the reaction.
• C)increasing the number of molecules moving at a speed sufficiently high enough to produce a reactive collision.
• D)decreasing the entropy of the system.

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