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This question deals with the effect of temperature on the rate of reaction.
It is a general rule that as temperature increases, rate of reaction also increases. This is because of how chemical reactions take place.
Every chemical reaction has a certain activation energy.This is the specific energy that two particles in the reaction mixture need before they can react with each other. A lot of the energy that particles in a reaction mixture use to react comes from the heat around them.
Now think logically, if the temperature of a reaction mixture is higher, more of the particles within it will have the energy they need to react - the activation enthalpy. Because more of the particles have the required energy, they react quicker because when two of the particles collide, it is more likely that they will react successfully due to their higher energy.
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