Practice: Which of the following reacting molecules are able to produce products the fastest?
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There are 4 major factors that directly influence how fast or slow a reaction proceeds.
Concept #1: Collision Frequency & Successful Collisions
Concept #2: 4 Factors Influencing Reaction Rates
Example #1: Which of the following would cause the rate of a chemical reaction to slow?
Practice: Which of the following reacting molecules are able to produce products the fastest?
Practice: A chemist tries to burn sulfur in air and notices that it burns very slowly. Chemist then burns sulfur in pure oxygen and observes a brilliant blue flame. Which factor is affecting the reaction rate?
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