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Key terms in reaction rates

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A refers to how quickly a chemical reaction occurs . It quantifies the speed at which transform into . Reaction rates can vary significantly , from nearly instantaneous reactions like combustion to extremely slow processes like the rusting of iron .

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Factors affecting include , , , , and . Temperature increases kinetic energy , leading to faster collisions and a higher reaction rate . Surface area increases contact between particles , speeding up reactions . Concentration raises the probability of collisions , boosting the rate . Catalysts lower activation energy , allowing reactions to proceed more rapidly . Activation energy is the minimum energy required for reactants to start reacting .

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In biological systems , regulation and influence indirectly . The endocrine system uses to regulate body processes , while homeostasis maintains a stable internal environment . Indicators of homeostasis include , , and , all of which can be affected by reaction rates in and climate .

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Evolutionary mechanisms change populations over generations . Key concepts include , , , and ( natural selection ) . Other mechanisms are , , and . Evidence for evolution includes , , , Comparative Morphology ( Homologous and ) , , and .

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