How is the rate of a reaction affected when the temperature increases? A. The rate decreases because the reactant particles move too
quickly to react.
B. The rate increases because the equilibrium constant increases.
C. The rate increases because the reactant particles collide more
often.
D. The rate decreases because the products reform the reactants more quickly
more quickly.

C, because when you increase the temperature you give more particles and this means they will move faster, making the particles more collide

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