14. An increase in temperature will result in A. a less energetic collision B. a lower activation energy C. improved orientation of colliding particles D. more molecules that can overcome the activation energy 15. A collision is said to be effective if it has A. a reaction mechanism B. large colliding particles C. a lower activation energy D. a favorable orientation and enough energy 16. If you calculate the maximum amount of product that could be obtained in a chemical reaction, you are calculating the A. actual yield B. experimental yield C. percent yield D. theoretical yield
14. An increase in temperature will result in A. a less energetic collision B. a lower activation energy C. improved orientation of colliding particles D. more molecules that can overcome the activation energy 15. A collision is said to be effective if it has A. a reaction mechanism B. large colliding particles C. a lower activation energy D. a favorable orientation and enough energy 16. If you calculate the maximum amount of product that could be obtained in a chemical reaction, you are calculating the A. actual yield B. experimental yield C. percent yield D. theoretical yield
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14. An increase in temperature will result in
A. a less energetic collision
B. a lower activation energy
C. improved orientation of colliding particles
D. more molecules that can overcome the activation energy
15. A collision is said to be effective if it has
A. a reaction mechanism
B. large colliding particles
C. a lower activation energy
D. a favorable orientation and enough energy
16. If you calculate the maximum amount of product that could be obtained in a chemical reaction , you are calculating the
A. actual yield
B. experimental yield
C. percent yield
D. theoretical yield
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