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Consider the reaction below. mg(s) + 2hcl(aq) mc019-1.jpg h2(g) + mgcl2(aq) what is the most likely effect of an increase in pressure on this reaction? the reactant surface area increases. the reaction rate decreases. the reaction is not affected at all. the reaction stops completely.

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