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A decrease in temperature decreases A. The activation energy of the reaction B. The number of collisions between molecules C. The number of products in the mixture The reaction …

A decrease in temperature decreases A. The activation energy of the reaction B. The number of collisions between molecules C. The number of products in the mixture The reaction …
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A decrease in temperature decreases

A. The activation energy of the reaction
B. The number of collisions between molecules
C. The number of products in the mixture

The reaction rate will
A. Decrease
B. Increase
C. Remain constant

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a. the answer is decrease
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