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06Explain why increasing temperature makes a reaction happen faster.[2 marks]
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The particles move faster, so they collide more often.

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Mon Pro paperGCSE Chemistry · AQA · Higher · Paper 1
MarkedQuestion 06 of 22
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Explain why increasing temperature makes a reaction happen faster.

[2 marks]
Your answerSubmitted

The particles move faster, so they collide more often.

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Student Amara O.Year 10Board AQA · HigherPaper 1Marked 3 July 2026
Marked byMiss U.Qualified science teacher
This paper58/80
Practice comparisonNot an official grade or prediction
Teacher's read“Amara is close to her target. Mole calculations are the difference.”Miss U.

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On trackMostly secureWorking onSome marks lostNeeds focusMany marks lost

Marks by topic

Atomic structure1112On track
Bonding & structure1418On track
Chemical changes1216On track
Energy changes78On track
Rates & equilibrium914Working on
Quantitative chemistry512Needs focus

What the marking showed

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What went well

Marks secured

  • Bonding is secure.

    Ionic, covalent and metallic bonding were explained correctly.

Where marks were lost

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  • Mole calculations.

    Five marks were lost across Q14 and Q18 by not converting mass to moles first.

    Seen in Q14 · Q18

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