Science, asked by macshubham3883, 1 year ago

How does collision theory affect rate of reaction?

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Answered by sharmavijaylaxmi54
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Temperature increases reaction rate because more collisions happen with more energy per collision. Pressure, Concentration and Surface Area affect rate of reaction because it increases the number of collisions. A catalyst lowers the activation energy barrier and so each collision has a higher % chance of happening

Answered by theking20
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Collision theory states that the more number of collisions occur in a system, the more molecular bonds will be formed.

If we see according to the collision theory, the phenomena that can lead to collision in molecules are:

●Temprature

●Pressure

●Concentration

●Temprature : as temprature increases more bonds break in a system increasing their mobility and leading to collision.

●Pressure : when pressure is increased in a system the room for molecules to move is confined to a small space which increases the rate of collisions.

●Concentration : When there is greater number of molecules in a system there are greater chances of collision.

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