How does temperature affect the rate constant for a reaction? A. increasing temperature exponentially increases the rate constant XO B. increasing temperature linearly increases the rate constant C. increasing temperature exponentially decreases the rate constant D. increasing temperature linearly decreases the rate constant E. temperature has no effect on the rate constant

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