What happens to the rate of the reaction on increasing its temperature – McqOptions

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1.	What happens to the rate of the reaction on increasing its temperature?
A.	Rate of reaction increases
B.	Rate of reaction decreases
C.	Rate of reaction fluctuates between its maxima and minima
D.	Rate of reaction is independent of temperature
Answer» B. Rate of reaction decreases

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