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A pharmacist must accelerate stability testing for a new oral solution. According to the Arrhenius relationship, what is the primary rationale for storing samples at elevated temperatures (e.g. 40 and 50 degrees C)?

Higher temperature changes the order of the degradation reaction to zero-order Elevated temperature eliminates the need to measure the rate constant Reaction rate increases predictably with temperature, allowing extrapolation of degradation back to storage conditions Heating prevents microbial growth so only chemical stability remains

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Reaction rate increases predictably with temperature, allowing extrapolation of degradation back to storage conditions

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