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How is the rate of a chemical reaction related to temperature? A: It is slowed by higher temperature B: It is dependent upon the temperature C: It is Independent of the temperature D: It is unrelated to
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How is the rate of a chemical reaction related to temperature? A: It is slowed by higher temperature B: It is dependent upon the temperature C: It is Independent of the temperature D: It is unrelated to temperature

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it is dependent upon the temperature

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This is because if there is no temperature you can't perform chemical reactions

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