| 1. | Noting " r " the reaction rate onto one target, it gives:
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| 2. | Enzymes increase reaction rates by lowering the energy of the transition state.
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| 3. | It can loosely be defined as the inverse of the reaction rate.
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| 4. | Where v denotes the reaction rate and S denotes the substrate concentration.
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| 5. | Menshutkin further studied the effect of different solvents on the reaction rates.
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| 6. | One of the simplest models of reaction rate is the collision theory.
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| 7. | The fusion reaction rate typically becomes significant at 20 to 30 megakelvins.
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| 8. | Large pellets will be strong, but the reaction rate will be limited.
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| 9. | Chemical kinetics is the part of physical chemistry that studies reaction rates.
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| 10. | Also, as the number of ether bonds increases, the reaction rates decrease.
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