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How can the rate of a reaction be decreased? Responses A: having more surface area B: lowering the amount of reactants C: adding a catalyst D: raising the temperature
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How can the rate of a reaction be decreased?

Responses

A: having more surface area

B: lowering the amount of reactants

C: adding a catalyst

D: raising the temperature

User Jonas Grumann
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It’s B ! Lowering the amount of reactants.
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B: lowering the amount of reactants

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