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What does the variable A stand for in the Arrhenius equation? A. activation energy B. frequency factor C. rate constant D. reactant concentration
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What does the variable A stand for in the Arrhenius equation?

A.
activation energy
B.
frequency factor
C.
rate constant
D.
reactant concentration

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D) reactant concentration

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