ajkoonce123 ajkoonce123

06-12-2016
Biology

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How can you change a reaction to make it have less activation energy?

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kaylastronaut kaylastronaut

06-12-2016

Just look at Arrhenius Equation (k is the rate constant, and Ea is activation energy). So, higher activation energy... slower the reaction, add in a catalyst to reduce that Ea, then you get a faster reaction.

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