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molecules collide more frequently.

Chemical reaction mechanisms are based in the collision of molecules with certaing level of energy. More collisions implies grater probablity of reaction.

Afina-wow [57]2 years ago

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Increasing temperature, increasing pressure of gaseous reactants, increasing concentration of solutes, adding a catalyst are all ways to increase reaction rates.

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