Does Temperature Affect The Rate Of Reaction

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The experiment’s purpose was to determine whether the rate of reaction was impacted by reactant concentration or temperature. Based on scientific research, it was said that if the reactant concentration was increased, then the rate of reaction would also increase. Also, if the reactant temperature was increased, it was believed the rate of reaction would increase as well due to the increased kinetic energy and speed of the molecules. Based on the results, my first hypothesis was not true. The reaction with the lowest concentration of pea extract had the fastest rate of reaction, while the highest concentrated pea extract finished second. The second hypothesis was found to be both true and false because the warmest temperature reaction

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