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What is meant by concentration in a chemical reaction?
Think about how strong the solution is.
How do smaller particle sizes affect the rate of a reaction?
Consider how quickly sugar dissolves when ground up.
What affects the rate of a chemical reaction?
Remember the key factors we discussed.
True or False: Catalysts are consumed in the reactions they speed up.
Think of enzymes as an example.
Consider a reaction that is known to be exothermic. How would increasing the temperature affect the equilibrium position of this reaction if there was a catalyst present?
Think about Le Chatelier's principle.
If a scientist finds that a reaction does not happen at room temperature but occurs rapidly at 80°C, what would you infer about its activation energy?
Relate to energy barriers in reactions.
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