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Collision theory
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What does collision theory help us understand?

Why reaction speed changes with conditions

Which factors affect reaction rate according to collision theory?

Concentration, temperature, surface area, catalyst

What happens to most particles when they collide?

They bounce off without reacting

What is the first essential condition for a chemical reaction?

The reactant particles must collide

What is activation energy?

The minimum energy needed for reaction

What must particles have enough of to react when they collide?

Energy (at least activation energy)

What is one way to increase the rate of reaction?

Increase frequency of collisions

How can particle energy help increase reaction rate?

More energy means more successful collisions

What happens to particle number when concentration is doubled?

The number of particles doubles

What happens to collision frequency when concentration is doubled?

Collision frequency doubles

What happens to reaction rate when concentration is doubled?

The rate of reaction doubles

Why does higher concentration increase reaction rate?

More particles, so more frequent collisions

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