Chemistry, asked by aritra8262, 1 year ago

Why are ionic reactions usually faster ?

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Answered by TaNu2626

In a ionic reaction, the formation/reaction is faster and easier because the species (ions) are already present and ready for combining and the reaction takes place.So due to the presence of ions the rate of reaction is faster.

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