X2 Cu + ZC) - X2ZC3(ag) Based on collision theory how will the following change the rate of the given reaction. a. Addition of a catalyst b. reduction in temperature c. increascing concentration of X2ZC3 d. decreasce in surface area

X2 Cu + ZC) - X2ZC3(ag) Based on collision theory how will the following change the rate of the given reaction. a. Addition of a catalyst b. reduction in temperature c. increascing concentration of X2ZC3 d. decreasce in surface area

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X2 Cg + ZC2) = X½ZC3(ag) Based on collision theory how will the following change the rate of the given reaction.
a. Addition of a catalyst
b. reduction in temperature
c. increascing concentration of X,ZC3
d. decreasce in surface area

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