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What generally happens to the rate of a chemical reaction with increasing temperature?
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Temperature speeds up the chemical reaction!
Generally, when you increase the temperature of a chemical reaction, the rate of reaction also increases. When you increase the temperature, you are also increasing the speed of the particles. These particles hit each other more frequently with more energy, and increase the number of collisions, thus increasing the overall rate. Hope this helps!
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