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In the context of temperature's effect on reaction rates, what does the term 'rate constant' refer to?

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A constant value that does not change with temperature.

A measure of how fast a reaction occurs at a given temperature.

The energy barrier needed for a reaction.

A numerical constant that shows the order of reaction.

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