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Define rate of chemical reaction and explain the factors that effect the rate of reaction.

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  • The rate of a chemical reaction

    A
    increases as the reaction proceeds
    B
    decreases as the reaction proceeds
    C
    may increase or decrease during the reaction
    D
    remains constant as the reaction proceeds
  • Enzymes enhance the rate of reaction by

    A
    Forming a reactant product complex
    B
    Enanging the equilibrium piont of the reaction
    C
    Combining with the product as soon as it is formed
    D
    Lowering the activation energy of the reaction
  • A reaction has both DeltaH and DeltaS negative.The rate of reaction

    A
    Increases with increase of temperature
    B
    Increases with decrease of temperature
    C
    Remains unaffected by change of temperature
    D
    Cannot be predicted for change in temperature
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