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Description: How does an increase in temperature result in an increase in the number of successful collisions between reactant molecules? What does an increase in temperature mean on a molecular basis?

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How does an increase in temperature result in an increase in the number of successful collisions between reactant molecules? What does an increase in temperature mean on a molecular basis?

Anatole Borisov · Accepted Answer

So remember, in collision theory three things their states. We need to have a reaction. Let&#x27;s say, for instance, were describing the reaction A and B becoming a B first thing you need is an be to collide. We need them to collide in the right orientation. So that means like if there&#x27;s certain functional groups that need to react, they need to be near each other. And finally the ancient react with enough energy to break the activation energy barrier. And so here were asked to consider, um, how temperature will affect this. And so an increase in temperature in order some standard, that is, we need to know that temperature is really just a way of describing the average kinetic energy of the molecules within a system which the kinetic energy is equal to 1/2 and the square. And so everything about this temperature is the same as saying, Can&#x27;t Angie at leave the average connect country of molecules? So this increases. And so if this over here is increasing, the mass is constant for the molecules, the velocity this speed at which the molecules within this reaction make sure moving increases whenever the temperature increases. So what would be the result of molecules moving more quickly? Well, first of all, they&#x27;re going to collide more often, which is good. That will increase the reaction right. And they&#x27;re more likely to have enough energy to have more energy than the activation energy. And so, whenever you increase the temperature, these two factors get, ah, increased. And so we&#x27;re gonna have the rate of reaction also increase, and so

Rikhil Makwana · Answer

level one says Ricky. And today we&#x27;re working on problem 56. And so I&#x27;ll be describing how an increase in temperature affects the rate of the reaction. Um, and I&#x27;ll be doing this in terms of collision theory of the year, actually, so rate of reaction is proportional to the amount of collisions over time and to increase collision, Um, we need to increase kinetic energy. Um, in the way we increase an increasing Connecticut and the Jeep. It can be done by increase in temperature. Um, and this is because of something called e route Mean velocity or wrote mean square velocity. Um, where we have velocity root me and square is equal to three r t over and so well squared. But you see, we have this tea up in the numerator. So if we&#x27;re increasing tur increasing v um, 1/2 been V squared. So for increasing t where increasing velocity, Um, thus, we&#x27;re increasing the number of collisions, So I&#x27;m just getting a cell phone

Niamat Khuda · Answer

Hi guys live some problem 16.5 hundreds and in freezing temperature. Every literate of reaction the imprisoned in virgin has to effects. The 1st 1 is as the temperature is increased, duh mission between direct and increases. So the greater the collision between the molecules. That letter is the reaction rate. Also, as the temperature is increased energy off coalition on seven pieces. Therefore, more collisions take place, which resents more conversion, all directed to Florida. Therefore, the reaction rental son faces.

Shanie Holman · Answer

increasing the temperature increases the rate of reactions. The question is why temperature is a measure of the kinetic energy of molecules or atoms. That is, it&#x27;s a measure of how fast things are moving around and reaction rates are affected by how often reactant are able to overcome the activation energy. So increasing kinetic energy increases the chances of reactant encountering each other with enough energy to break bonds and reform bonds and therefore increases the rate of reaction.

Anatole Borisov · Answer

whenever the temperature of a reaction is increased. That means that the average kinetic energy of the molecules increase. That is what the definition of temperature is. And so if the average can guarantee of all the molecules increases, that means the velocity of the molecules also increases. And so if the velocity increases, that means to react him All kills A and B are going to run around faster, and so they&#x27;ll collide with each other more often and with more energy. And both of those are factors that increase the rate of yeah.

Linhan Yang · Answer

So how? Well the Moler entropy of a substance change ways. Ah was increasing temperature. Well, entropy is directly proportional to the render man is of the system. So if the temperature of the system increased, and then the Inter Mollica of forces a dick race which lead to increasing in dark randomness. So this one call increases randomness. Um, Then there&#x27;s randomness of the system and then we&#x27;ll contribute Thio increase. It will be a increase increasing of the entropy for this system.

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