Explain why heat is often used in a laboratory experiment. a. To warm up the laboratory, b. To speed up a reaction

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Jason Biondo · Answer 1 · 2021-12-03T19:30:33+0000

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To speed up a reaction

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Heat, as well as catalysts, increase the reaction rate of some chemical reactions since they cause the enzymes or reagents in charge of carrying out the transformation to products to act faster and increase their kinetic energy of reaction.

Explain why heat is often used in a laboratory experiment. a. To warm up the laboratory, b. To speed up a reaction

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