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At Ordinary Temperatures, the Temperature Increase Needed to Double the Rate

Question 36

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At ordinary temperatures, the temperature increase needed to double the rate of many common chemical reactions is

A) 1^$\circ$C.
B) 10^$\circ$C.
C) 50^$\circ$C.
D) 100^$\circ$C.

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