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Can candidates use the term 'rate of reaction' instead of 'speed of reaction' in chemistry examinations?

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Can candidates use the term 'rate of reaction' instead of 'speed of reaction' in chemistry examinations?
For displayed formulae do I need to write in the hydrogen atoms, or can I just draw "sticks"?

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Yes, both terms are acceptable.

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