Chemistry, 03.05.2021 20:30, kookycookiefanx

Heating up a reaction speeds up the rate of the reaction because Group of answer choices

A. The particles collide less and have less energy

B. The particles collide less

C. The particles collide more and have more energy

D. The particles collide more with the correct orientation

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Heating up a reaction speeds up the rate of the reaction because Group of answer choices