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How can a chemical reaction speed up? Pack in more of the reactant to increase the A. catalyst B. concentration C. surface area D. temperature
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How can a chemical reaction speed up? Pack in more of the reactant to increase the

A. catalyst B. concentration
C. surface area
D. temperature

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A. catalyst.

Step-by-step explanation:

Catalyst is something that causes things to decay. I think catalyst is the right answer from what i know from Miraculous Ladybug... Did you know the show was originally going to be an anime?

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