What factors make reaction go faster?

Answer 1

Because at higher temperatures, there is more energy in the reactants. With more energy, they move faster. This makes them more likely to collide, causing a chemical reaction. This also results in more energy at the impact, making it easier and more likely that the reactants achieve the activation energy required for the reaction to happen. Also, in decomposition reactions, there is more energy available to complete the reaction, and the "binding states" of the reactants are under more stress (so they are easier to "break").

Answer 2

2 factors spring to mind,

1: The concentration affects the speed because with more particles in a area collisions are more likely to happen and so speeds up the reaction

2: The pressure because with a higher pressure there is less room for the particles to move around in and so collisions are more likely speeding up the reaction

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Answer 3

Factors that can make a reaction go faster include increasing the temperature, using a catalyst, increasing the concentration of reactants, and increasing the surface area of reactants. These factors can provide more energy for reactions to occur, lower the activation energy needed for the reaction, and increase the frequency of successful collisions between reactant molecules.

Answer 4

When you add a catalyst to the reaction or if you heat the items up.

Answer 5

Temperature rise

Use of catalyst

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another thing that will do this is the pressure

Answer 6

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Answer 7

when the reactant is in small pieces.