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What happens as the activation energy increases? C 0 The pressure of the system decreases. The kinetic energy of colding molecules changes. The reactant surface area decreases. The reaction beans to slow
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What happens as the activation energy increases?

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The pressure of the system decreases.
The kinetic energy of colding molecules changes.
The reactant surface area decreases.
The reaction beans to slow down
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The reactant surface area decreases
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The reactandt surface area decreases

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