Temperature and pressure can really change things when substances break down!

Higher Temperature: When we raise the temperature, reactions usually happen faster. It’s similar to turning up the heat on a pot of boiling water—things start moving and breaking apart more quickly!

Increased Pressure: More pressure can also change how reactions happen, especially with gases. It pushes the molecules closer together. This can make them break down differently, and sometimes it helps the reactions work better.

So, to sum it up, both temperature and pressure can help or slow down how substances break down!