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The difference between the energy of the reactants and the energy of the products in a chemical reaction is referred to as the
Covalent
Heat of the reaction
Energy must be absorbed
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Solid to Liquid
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Rate determining step
What effect would increasing the concentration of a reactant have on a system at equilibrium?
Covalent
Heat of the reaction
Energy must be absorbed
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Solid to Liquid
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Reactions that have an increase in entropy tend to be favored. Which answer choice indicates an increase in entropy, the disorder of a system?
Covalent
Heat of the reaction
Energy must be absorbed
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Solid to Liquid
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Rate determining step
What effect would decreasing the concentration of a product have on a system at equilibrium?
Covalent
Heat of the reaction
Energy must be absorbed
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Solid to Liquid
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In a diatomic molecule, what must occur to break the bonds that exist between the two molecules?
Covalent
Heat of the reaction
Energy must be absorbed
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What type of reactions occur very slowly and usually require a catalyst to proceed in biological systems?
Covalent
Heat of the reaction
Energy must be absorbed
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Increasing the number of effective collisions will have what influence on chemical reaction rate
Covalent
Heat of the reaction
Energy must be absorbed
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Solid to Liquid
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A chemical reaction can only proceed as fast as the
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Heat of the reaction
Energy must be absorbed
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Solid to Liquid
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