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How can the rate of a reaction be increased? A increasing the temperature B decreasing the amount of reactants C having less surface area D having a lower concentration of reactants
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How can the rate of a reaction be increased?

A increasing the temperature
B decreasing the amount of reactants
C having less surface area
D having a lower concentration of reactants

User DashRantic
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The correct answer is A.

Hope this helps
User Divya Motiwala
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I think it may be A.
But I'm not sure






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