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Which of the following is correct?
(A) The activation energy changes when temperature changes.
(B) The Arrhenius equation only applies to 1st order reactions.
(C) The rate constants at higher temperatures are ALWAYS larger than at low temperatures for the same chemical reaction .
(D) The rates of reaction at higher temperatures are ALWAYS larger than at low temperatures for the same chemical reaction.
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