Which statement best applies collision theory to preventing a dangerous reaction from occurring?
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Collision theory states that:
“In order to have a chemical reaction two particles must collide with (1) a combined energy greater than the activation energy, and (2) the correct orientation.”
So in order to prevent dangerous reactions from happening, storing the reactants in separate containers are advisable.
Along with this point, consider keeping the temperatures of the reactants low.
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Collision Theory
Explanation:
- The collision energy must be more greater than the activation energy for the response
- The collision must occur in the best possible direction. The collision theory must be more greater than the recurrence factor for the response
- For example, when two billiard balls impact, A reaction won't happen except if the particles collide into a specific least energy called the activation energy of the reaction
- Activation energy is the base energy required to cause a reaction occur
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