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Rate of Reactions

Reactions take place through collisions between reactant molecules. However, under ordinary conditions, only a small fraction of collisions result in reaction. The rate of collision molecules can be calculated from the kinetic theory of gases. If every collision led to reaction, the reaction would be over in a fraction of a second. Stable molecules are held together by strong chemical bonds, These bonds must be broken if products are to form. Only those molecules which are moving very

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