Science, asked by Onmol, 11 months ago

the state of chemical reaction increases with the increase of the surface area of reactant why

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Answered by sridharhs2008

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because it's reactivity increases

Answered by kate4mear

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Explanation: the surface area is the exposed matter of a solid substance.Increasing the surface area of a solid reactant increases the reaction rate.By increasing the there are more collissions per unit .The main reason why solids are powdered before beign used in a reaction

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