Reactions go faster when heated. A student claims this is because as temperature increases, the activation energy
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Reactions go faster when heated. A student claims this is because as temperature increases, the activation energy Ea for a reaction decreases. Is this student correct or incorrect? If incorrect, then explain what happens to Ea upon heating a reaction.
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The student is incorrect Activation energy Ea does not decrease with increasing temperature It is a ...View the full answer
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