Increasing the Temperature at Which a Chemical Reaction Occurs

question 10

Multiple Choice

Increasing the temperature at which a chemical reaction occurs

• A) will lower the activation energy
• B) causes more reactant collisions to take place in a given time
• C) increases disorder in the system, thus decreasing the reaction rate
• D) more than one correct response
• E) no correct response

Understand the concept of prime factorization.

Identify the greatest common factor (GCF) of algebraic expressions.

Factor polynomials by grouping.

Apply the area model to simplify expressions.

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