Assume the rate of a reaction doubles with each 10°C increase in temperature. By how much would the rate decrease if the temperature is decreased by 20°C? Select the correct answer below: Otwice Ofour times eight times sixteen times

Assume the rate of a reaction doubles with each 10°C increase in temperature. By how much would the rate decrease if the temperature is decreased by 20°C? Select the correct answer below: Otwice Ofour times eight times sixteen times

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temperature is decreased by 20°C?
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Otwice
Ofour times
Oeight times
sixteen times

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