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8. A chemist tested the reaction of potassium chlorate (KCIO3) and Iron (II) sulfate (FeSo). The Independent varlable is temperature; all
other variables are constant. The results were recorded.
Temperature
(degrees
Kelvin)
Reaction Rate
(grams per
second)
285
290
295
These results support which conclusion?
O An increase in temperature increassed the mass of each molecule of reaction product.
An increase in temperature increased the amount of reactant present.
O An increase in temperature increased the catalytic behavior of reactants.
O An increase in temperature increased the rate of collision of reactant molecules.
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