What conditions increase the rate of chemical reaction?

Answer 1

Many factors can and do increase the rate of chemical reactions. The most obvious is an increase in temperature, although too large an increase can breakdown the reactants. Other factors include catalysts, enzymes, pressure, concentration of reactants , surface area and other forms of energy (UV is an example).

Answer 2

There are a few factors that may increase the rate of a chemical reaction. The few factors that do are: nature of the reactants, particle size, concentration, pressure, temperature and catalysts.

Answer 3

Conditions that increase the rate of a chemical reaction include higher temperature, greater concentration of reactants, presence of a catalyst, and increased surface area of the reactants. These factors can provide more energy for collisions between molecules, increase the frequency of collisions, lower the activation energy required for the reaction to occur, and expose more reactant surface area for interaction.

Answer 4

increased temperature and increased concentration of reactants

Answer 5

warm conditions, the higher the temp the faster the reaction takes place you can also use a catalyst.

Answer 6

The three main conditions are ;

Concentration (liquids)

Pressure (gases)

Temperature. (solids, liquids and gases(.