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Which of the following changes will result in a change in the value of the rate
constant for the reaction 2 A→ products?
A) Increasing the concentration of A
B) Decreasing the concentration of A
C) Increasing the temperature of the
reaction
D) Allowing the reaction to reach
equilibrium
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