Rates of Reaction Flashcards by Georgina Kemp | Brainscape

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collision theory

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the theory that particles, in order to react successfully, have to collide in the correct orientation and with sufficient energy

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what conditions can affect this

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concentration
temperature
surface area
catalyst addition
pressure change

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surface area increase explain q

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a higher ratio of reactant particles are exposed, higher frequency of successful collision, higher collision frequency

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concentration increase explain q

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more particles present w/in solution, higher proportion of mol/L of solution, t/f ^ collision frequency and ROR

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concentration increase explain q

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more particles present w/in solution, higher proportion of mol/L of solution, t/f ^ collision frequency and ROR

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concentration increase explain q

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more particles present w/in solution, higher proportion of mol/L of solution, t/f ^ collision frequency and ROR

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concentration increase explain q

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more particles present w/in solution, higher proportion of mol/L of solution, t/f ^ collision frequency and ROR

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concentration increase explain q

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more particles present w/in solution, higher proportion of mol/L of solution, t/f ^ collision frequency and ROR

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concentration increase explain q

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more particles present w/in solution, higher proportion of mol/L of solution, t/f ^ collision frequency and ROR

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