Collision Theory

Learn about the three parts of collision theory and what it takes for a reaction to occur in this video!

[extilityxmorph]

My teacher told us to watch this during online lessons and the corona virus outbreak

[nagiVAL]

omg, you explained it so well in just 2 mins!! thank youu

[Trunfinity]

Anyone else here for online classes in the quarantine?

[KrishnaGupta-rtcf]

Finally find someone who can explain it in easy way
I am an Indian student and i am actually comfortable in hindi to learn something but indian teachers failed to make me understand this and you did it thanks for your help!❤❤❤

[supercoeur]

Great video! This topic is very confusing so thanks very much!

[calliejohnson]

thank you for also making captions!! the auto generated captions are never good

[matthewmartino]

Great video... succinct and gets to the main 3 points with a nice summary.... yet, you start off with an example of a physical change, not a chemical change.

[gurmandeeprandhawa]

This helped a lot in my assignment. Thx

[katieelle]

i like you bc u get right to the point

[leahmontandon]

Anyone else here from live lessons in lockdown ?

[AfricaShort]

Corona virus making me watch this video. New subscriber

[doggo]

What is the most probable orientation of collision of 2h2+02=2h20 for the reaction to happen?

[pianostampers]

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Keep making great videos

[boredidiot]

you make really great topics sumarized to just the right amount i have subbed and hit the bell best of luck

[lotsofloveissywu]

omg that was so easy to understand thank you sm

[gowrishetty]

does increasing temperature increase the chances of particles colliding with the correct collision geometry

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[anirudhj]

What is the mathematical representation of this in terms of the rate constant K? What is the pre-exponential factor? I wanted to find out about it.

[evancole]

Photons, photons. Frequency of energy are absorbed by electrons. The electrons gain more kentic energy, and move to another energy level or valent shell. Such a transition causes shifts in magnetic fields, which causes molecules to move back and forth. The stronger the change in fields, the stronger the vibration effect. If the change in fields is too great due to photon absorbtion, and ionization, the molecules vibrate so fast and push or break apart.

[jb]

but does colliding in the correct orientation = forming an activated complex?