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Title: chemistry rate of reaction
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A decrease in pressure results in the rate of reaction slowing down due to particles is further apart and kinetic energy is lost so they slow down and collides with less force.
Concentration.
In this experiment the concentration can be altered in various ways... Showed first 250 characters
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Increasing the strength of the acid, making it stronger or weaker by adding more parts of acid per water. Also I can increase the amount of the hydrochloric acid I put in, 10ml to 20ml doing this increases the chances of molecules colliding due to there is more chance of a collision, however As a reaction proceeds, the concentration of the reactants usually decreases as they are used up... Showed next 250 characters
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