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The rate of chemical reaction is doubled...

The rate of chemical reaction is doubled for every `10^@C` rise in temperature because of

A

Increase in the activation energy

B

decrease in the activation energy

C

Increase In the number of molecular collisions

D

Increase in the number of activated molecules

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B
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