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What affects the rate of a chemical reaction?

julieziemba

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What affects the rate of a chemical reaction?

How do ionic conditions and the PH level of a chemical cause a change in a chemical's reaction rate?

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rknicker

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11 years ago

ionic conditions and pH levels can mean a difference of higher energy in a solution so that reactions will go faster.....
given 2 solutions at same temperature... a solution with higher pH and ionic conditions will hold a comparable amount of energy higher than its normal pH and ionic counterpart

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