Na and HCI are colliding in a direction that is shown above with an energy of 10 kJ. Q1. Will this collision be effective? Explain why. Q2. What are 2 ways that you do to increase the rate of this reaction? Use the following words to explain your answer: number of collision, and kinetic energy.

Na and HCI are colliding in a direction that is shown above with an energy of 10 kJ. Q1. Will this collision be effective? Explain why. Q2. What are 2 ways that you do to increase the rate of this reaction? Use the following words to explain your answer: number of collision, and kinetic energy.

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter5: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Energy And Chemical Reactions

Section5.8: Product- Or Reactant-favored Reactions And Thermodynamics

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40 kJ
Reactants
Na
Activation Energy
CI
30 kJ
Products
Na
CI
H
10 kJ
Reaction Progress
Na
H CI
Potential Energy [kJ]

Na and HCl are colliding in a direction that is shown above with an energy of 10 kJ.
Q1. Will this collision be effective? Explain why.
Q2. What are 2 ways that you do to increase the rate of this reaction? Use the
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