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Q1: What is collision theory?
A reaction occurs when particles collide with proper orientation and enough energy.
Q2: What three conditions are required for a successful reaction?
Collision, correct orientation, and energy ≥ activation energy.
Q3: What is activation energy (Ea)?
Minimum energy needed to start a reaction.
Q4: What does kinetic theory state about matter?
All matter is made of particles in constant, random motion.
Q5: What type of collisions does kinetic theory describe?
Elastic collisions (no loss of kinetic energy).
Q6: What causes particles to collide more frequently?
Higher temperature, concentration, or kinetic energy.
Q7: What determines whether a collision is successful?
Proper alignment and sufficient energy.
Q8: What happens if energy is less than Ea?
No reaction occurs.