An increase in which of the following will occur if the reaction temperature is increased?1. energy of activationIl. collision frequencyl fraction of collisions with sufficient energySelect one:O a. lOb.l and IIOc.I and IlOd. Il and IIIOe. 1, II, and IIII

Collision theory of reaction rate: According to the collision theory of reaction rate, the randomly moving reactant molecules collide with each other to convert into product molecules. If the energy of the collision is sufficient enough and the reactant molecule collides in the proper orientation, the collision results in the formation of the product. The successful collisions must have enough energy, also known as activation energy, at the time of the collision to convert into the product. If we increase the temperature of the reaction, more molecules will collide with the minimum kinetic energy for reaction and the rate of reaction will increases.Hence we can say that as we increase the temperate the number of collisions and the collision with sufficient energy will be increased. So the second and the third statements are correct. The activation energy is the minimum amount of energy required by the reactants to convert into the product. When we increase the temperature the energy of the reactant molecules increases and the activation energy decreases. Hence the first statement is incorrect.The right option is as follows: d. II and III

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An increase in vwhich of the following will occur if the reaction temperature is increased? 1. energy of activation Il. collision frequency Il. fraction of collisions with sufficient energy Select one: O a.l Ob.l and III Oc.I and II Od. Il and II Oe. 1, II, and II

An increase in vwhich of the following will occur if the reaction temperature is increased? 1. energy of activation Il. collision frequency Il. fraction of collisions with sufficient energy Select one: O a.l Ob.l and III Oc.I and II Od. Il and II Oe. 1, II, and II

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