Why does higher temperature decrease the breakthrough time of chemicals?

Question

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Answer 1

High temperature reduces the energetic barrier between the non-reactive and the reactive states of molecules (, crystals, etc). Most molecules require a quite unlikely formation to be able to react. Higher temperature gets the molecule into vibrations and rotations which may lead faster to such a state.

Answer 2

High temperatures mean high energies which can destabilise bonds and other structural settings and increase motion of molecules. Thus a reduction in breakthrough time.

Answer 3

Because the molecules move faster when they are heated up.

Answer 4

molecules move at a faster rate

Answer 5

increased molecular vibration, similar to stirring.