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Heat applied to reactants causes a faster chemical reaction. In this situation, heat is considered _____. A. Chemical Equilibrium B. The law of mass action C. Activation Energy
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Heat applied to reactants causes a faster chemical reaction. In this situation, heat is considered _____.

A. Chemical Equilibrium
B. The law of mass action
C. Activation Energy

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C

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Heat that is applied to reactants causes a faster chemical reaction. In that situation, heat is considered activation energy. The correct answer will be C. 
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