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Why does the reaction between manganese carbonate and dilute hydrochloric acid speed up when some concentrated hydrochloric acid is added?
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Oscar Candelas
Why does the reaction between manganese carbonate and dilute hydrochloric acid speed up when some concentrated hydrochloric acid is added?
The velocity of chemical reaction increases with increasing the concentrations of the reactants. So, addition of conc. HCl speeds up the reaction.
The velocity of chemical reaction increases with increasing the concentrations of the reactants. So, addition of conc. HCl speeds up the reaction.
The velocity of chemical reaction increases with increasing the concentrations of the reactants. So, addition of conc. HCl speeds up the reaction.
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