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Digital ACT Science Practice Question #1527

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Calcium carbonate reacted with 1.0 M HCl to produce CO2: - Form 1 (Solid marble chip, 5.0 g): Reaction completed in 320 s - Form 2 (Coarse granules, 5.0 g): Reaction completed in 95 s - Form 3 (Fine powder, 5.0 g): Reaction completed in 18 s The reaction proceeded fastest with fine powder because:
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Greater surface area = faster reaction rate.

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