Answer letter A only pls 3. Give brief but concise answer in the following:a) Medical products are usually seen with a note that they should always be storedat room temperature. Why is this so?b) How does a catalyst increase the rate of reaction? Cite familiar situations wherecatalyst is used.c) Can you suggest two reactions that are very slow and two reactions that are veryfast?

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3. Give brief but concise answer in the following: a) Medical products are usually seen with a note that they should always be stored at room temperature. Why is this so?

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Answer letter A only pls

3. Give brief but concise answer in the following:
a) Medical products are usually seen with a note that they should always be stored
at room temperature. Why is this so?
b) How does a catalyst increase the rate of reaction? Cite familiar situations where
catalyst is used.
c) Can you suggest two reactions that are very slow and two reactions that are very
fast?

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