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In general the rate of a given reaction can be increased by all the factors except

A

Increasing the temperature

B

Increasing the concentration of reactants

C

Increasing the activation energy

D

Using a positive catalyst

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  5. (A) All collisions lead to chemical reaction (R ) All molecules brin...

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  11. (A) In a multiple reaction, the rate determining step is the fast step...

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  12. (A) Half-life period of a reaction of first order is independent of in...

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  13. (A) Order of recation is related to molecularity of reaction (R ) Mo...

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  14. (A) The rate law equation can be found only by experiment. (R ) Rate...

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  15. (A) Reactions of higher order are rare (R ) The chances of multimole...

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  18. (A) Order with respect to any reactant or product can be zero or posit...

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