Chemistry, 01.06.2020 05:58 anabellabenzaquen

If you have a substance that has molarity of .200M and then you increase the molarity to .300M, which molarity would increase the rate of reaction, if used in an experiment? Why? PLEASE ASAP due in an HOUR

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