If two reactant particles collide, but bounce away unaffected, this is called a(n).

a)ineffective collision

b)effective collision

C)nonspecific collision

d)rearrangement of atoms

According to the collsion theory, the reaction between particles occur as a result of the collsion of particles that have energy that is in excess of the activation energy.

Now if two particles, do not posses the activation energy, they collide and rebound from each other. This is called an ineffective collision.

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If two reactant particles collide, but bounce away unaffected, this is called a(n). a)ineffective collision b)effective collision C)nonspecific collision d)rearrangement of atoms

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If two reactant particles collide, but bounce away unaffected, this is called a(n).

a)ineffective collision

b)effective collision

C)nonspecific collision

d)rearrangement of atoms