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As the concentration increases the particles become more crowded. This increases the number of collisions between reacting particles.
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As the temperature increases, the particles gain kinetic energy and move around quickly, so collisions between reactins particles are more successful, and also occur in great number.
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Increases in pressure forces particles closer together, increasing the rate of reaction.
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As the concentration increases, the number of collisions per second increases, and so the rate of reaction increases.
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As the temperature increases, the reactants have more kinetic energy, so collisions are more energetic and fequent, so more likely to be successful.
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Increasing the pressure in gases forces particles together, increasing collision frequency.
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