Physics, 04.03.2021 19:30, hanz73

In terms of activation energy, why does increasing the temperature of a reaction make it proceed more quickly? A. Increasing the temperature increases how many reactant molecules reach activation energy. B. Increasing the temperature reduces the activation energy C. Increasing the temperature increases the potential energy of the reactants D. Increasing the temperature makes the molecules move slower.

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