What are 4 things that will alter the rate of a chemical reaction?

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anor277
Apr 14, 2018

Well here is a tentative order....

Explanation:

#(i)# #"Temperature"#...clearly, the higher the temperature, the greater the rate of chemical reaction...

#(ii)# #"Concentration"#...clearly, the greater the concentration of reactants, the greater the rate of chemical reaction...

#(iii)# #"Catalysis"#...catalysts can promote or hinder the rate of the reaction, by facilitating the path to equilibrium...

#(iv)# #"Homogeneity"#...clearly, homogeneous reactions, in the gaseous or liquid state, will be faster than in homogeneous reactions occurring between solid and liquid or gas, liquid etc....

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