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Given the following changes to a reaction would you expect it to go faster, slower or not have a noticeable change? • Heat up and melt the solid chunks first then let them cool and solidify into one large piece, then place that into your solution to react. O No Change O Faster O Slower

Given the following changes to a reaction would you expect it to go faster, slower or not have a noticeable change? • Heat up and melt the solid chunks first then let them cool and solidify into one large piece, then place that into your solution to react. O No Change O Faster O Slower

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Given the following changes to a reaction would you expect it to go faster, slower or not have a noticeable change? • Heat up and melt the solid chunks fırst then let them cool and solidify into one large piece, then place that into your solution to react. O No Change O Faster O Slower
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