Chemistry, asked by GingerCrookshanks, 1 year ago

Why can grinding a solid into a fine powder increase the rate of reaction?

a) The powder is more concentrated than the solid.
b) The powder has a lower density than the solid.
c) The powder has a greater surface area than the solid.

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Answered by nymphias15

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The right answer is option (c).

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