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3.x Collision Theory (Year 10 Chemistry)
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Collision theory states that when concentration increases:
According to collision theory, ineffective collisions are due to:
According to collision theory, to double the rate of reaction you would typically:
What happens to collision frequency when concentration of reactants decreases, according to collision theory?
Which of these is directly proportional to the rate of reaction according to collision theory?
What change to particle collisions occurs when reactant particles are heated?
Collision theory explains which requirement regarding reactant orientation?