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cava chem 303 s2d49 5.02 Reaction Rate Factors

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Higher temperatures lead to faster molecules which leads to more [...], which leads to a higher reaction rate.   Higher temperatures lead to faster molecules which leads to more collisions, which leads to a higher reaction rate.  
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Higher concentration means a higher probability of [...], which means a higher reaction rate.   Higher concentration means a higher probability of collisions, which means a higher reaction rate.  
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Higher pressure forces reactants closer together which leads to more [...] which leads to a higher reaction rate.   Higher pressure forces reactants closer together which leads to more collisions which leads to a higher reaction rate.  
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the more surface area the reactant has, the more of the reactant is exposed for the [...] to occur.   the more surface area the reactant has, the more of the reactant is exposed for the collisions to occur.  
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The greater the chance for [...] between reactants, the faster the reaction rate.   The greater the chance for collisions between reactants, the faster the reaction rate.  
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[-s] increase the reaction rate without being used up.   Catalysts increase the reaction rate without being used up.  
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Inhibitors [..] the rate of a reaction.   Inhibitors slow the rate of a reaction.  
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