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In a gaseous reaction, an increase in the pressure of the reactant gases increases the rate of reaction.

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  • A catalyst increases the rate of reaction by :

    A
    decreasing the free energy change for reaction.
    B
    decreasing the enthalpy change of reaction.
    C
    decreasing the activation energy for reaction.
    D
    all of the above
  • A catalyst increases the rate of a reaction by:

    A
    increasing the actvation energy of a reaction
    B
    increasing the value of rataaaea constant `(K_(f)andK_(b))`
    C
    increasing the enthalpy change of the reaction
    D
    decreasing the enthalpy change of the reaction
  • How enzymes increases the rate of reactions ?

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    By lowering activation energy
    B
    By changing activation energy
    C
    By changing equilibrium constant
    D
    By forming enzyme substrate complex
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