The rate of a chemical reaction can be changed by altering the concentration of a reactant in solution. If the concentration is increased: there are more reactant particles there are more successful ...
If the concentration of solution is doubled, the number of particles in a given volume is doubled and so too are successful collisions in a given time. the horizontal line shows that no more product ...
where two ammonium ions and one bicarbonate ion are formed for each urea molecule that is hydrolysed. In addition, one proton is consumed which raises the pH. When calcium or other divalent cations ...
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