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So we have some multiple choice questions about rates of reaction.
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The first one is labeled number three.
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If the time for a reaction is shortened, then what happens to the rate? so the time goes down.
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That means that the reaction will be completed in less time.
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So it must be going faster.
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So the rate is going to go.
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Rate must be going faster is answer choice.
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Question number four is the opposite.
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If the time it takes where reaction to car increases, then that means it's a slower reaction.
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So rate goes down.
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So slower is answer choice b for number four.
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All right.
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Then we have number five.
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If the reacting concentration is raised and lowered, what will happen to the rate, respectively? so we'll denote the concentration as like some random thing in brackets.
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If it's raised, and then for part b is if it's lowered.
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So if you have more of a reactant, then that means that you can have more collisions in the same amount of time, and collisions are what make reactions happen quickly.
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So that means the rate is going to go up.
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And if you decrease the amount of reaction, then the rate is going to go down because you won't have as many collisions per unit of time.
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That's not multiple choice...