How does temperature increase effect collisions between molecules apex?

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Temperature increase, increases the kinetic energy of the molecules. Increase in temperature is an increase in energy level so, the rate of the reaction increases, motion of the particles increase. This means the particles move faster, collide more often with each other and collide with more energy.

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