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Rate of reaction

The change in concentration of reactants or products in a given time

Collision frequency

The number of collisions between particles per unit time in a system

Activation energy

The minimum energy the colliding particles need in order to react

Pressure

Less space for particles to move in


More likely to collide

Temperature

More particles have activation energy- more kinetic energy


More successful collisions

Catalysts

Provide alternative reaction pathway


Lower activation energy- more particles have it


More successful collisions

Collision theory

Particles must collide


Sufficient energy


Correct orientation

Concentration

Increases rate of reaction


More particles in the area


Collisions more likely

Maxwell-Boltzman distribution