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7 July, 00:26

Which of the following changes will decrease the rate of collisions between gaseous molecules oftype A and B in a closed container?

A. decrease the volume of the container

B. increase the temperature of the system

C. add A molecules

D. take away B molecules

E. add an accelerating catalyst

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