Directions For Questions Arrange the following reactions in decreasing order of rate of reaction at the same temperature
(1)(A),(D),(C),(B) correct as per chemistry principle.
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The Surface Chemistry and Chemical Kinetics category gathers questions covering adsorption phenomena, catalytic processes, and the fundamentals of reaction rates. Topics include surface interactions, rate laws, activation energy, and mechanisms that govern how reactions proceed on solid interfaces.
(1)(A),(D),(C),(B) correct as per chemistry principle.
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Sugar solution correct as per chemistry principle.
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Hair cream correct as per chemistry principle.
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Three correct as per chemistry principle.
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It is always equal to the sum of the stoichiometric coefficient of reactants in the balanced chemical equation for a reaction. correct as per chemistry principle.
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Only(b) is true correct as per chemistry principle.
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All vital activities will still occur even in absence of enzymes but at a slower rate. correct as per chemistry principle.
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Catalysts alter the path of reaction to a path of different activation energy. correct as per chemistry principle.
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Raney Nickle correct as per chemistry principle.
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All of the above. correct as per chemistry principle.
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Catalysts do not get the involved process of reaction. correct as per chemistry principle.
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2 correct as per chemistry principle.
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