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AP Chemistry · Topic 5.5: Collision ModelOpen topic

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Two reactant molecules collide with energy above the specified activation-energy threshold, but their orientation does not allow the required bonds to rearrange. What does the collision model predict?

AProducts must form because energy alone is always sufficient.BProducts must form because every collision of reactant molecules is reactive.CThe collision need not produce products because appropriate orientation is also required.DThe molecules must lose all kinetic energy because the collision is unreactive.

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