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haleytheresiA
haleytheresiA haleytheresiA
  • 22-03-2016
  • Physics
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as temperature increases what energy decreases

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savagegul09
savagegul09 savagegul09
  • 24-03-2016

Okay, so what temperature does is increase the speed of particles (their kinetic energy). This means that a higher percentage of particles are going to have the required energy (activation energy) to cause a reaction. This however does not actually change the activation energy; all it does is change the amount of particles that HAVE the activation energy. hope that helped

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