Question

According to the collision theory, what two factors must be true for a collision to successfully result in a reaction?

correct position and potential energy

correct orientation and sufficient energy

sufficient velocity and molecular mass

sufficient kinetic energy and molar mass

Answer 1

@Abhisar ?

Answer 2

oh i think it is correct orientation and sufficient energy
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Answer 3

yes that's Correct !

Answer 4

thanks for checking :-P

Answer 5

you're welcome ;p

Answer 6

every reaction has a minimum amount of energy to get it started.its kinetic energy the actual speed of molecules the faster the molecules move the harder the collision to break up the bonds and to form products, collision does not mean they collide. particles need to have correct orientation(direction) to collide.
http://chemwiki.ucdavis.edu/Physical_Chemistry/Kinetics/Modeling_Reaction_Kinetics/Collision_Theory/Collision_Theory_I

Answer 7

Awwie thank you for your help!

Answer 8

Your most welcome :D i hope that link will help :)

Answer 9

yes of course!