Compared with the rate of an inorganic reaction, the rate of an organic reaction is usually 1. faster, because the organic particles are ions 2. faster, because the organic particles are molecules 3. slower, because the organic particles are ions 4. slower, because the organic particles are molecules

when the water is frozen, the molecules are tight and bunched together because its a solid. Although that the molecules seem to be tight, it does not meant that the molecules are not moving. The molecules in H 2 O solid form makes them move fast as in vibration. If the H 2 O was in liquid form, the molecules would be spread out and there would be plenty of room to move. But if the H 2 O is a gas, the molecules are even more loose that the liquid and they do whatever they choose to.

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