which of the following experimental plans to test the effects of pressure on a reaction with gases and what is the expected result?  Keep pressure constant and decrease the temperature of the reaction; reaction rate will decrease . Keep pressure constant and increase the temperature of the reaction; reaction rate will decrease. Keep temperature constant and increase the pressure of the reaction; reaction rate will increase. Keep temperature constant and decrease the pressure of the reaction; reaction rate will increase.

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