Why does a reaction slow down with time? O A. The exponents in the equation change. B. Molecules stop reacting when they collide. C. The rate constant decreases over time. D. The reactant concentrations

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Why does a reaction slow down with time?

O A. The exponents in the equation change.
B. Molecules stop reacting when they collide.
C. The rate constant decreases over time.
D. The reactant concentrations decrease.

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D. The reactant concentrations decrease.

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