a. Site a scenario that you can observe in your home which exhibits a collision theory. Explain your answer. b. How do number of collisions relate with the chances of effective collisions and the amount of products formed per unit time? Explain. c. Do all collisions between particles cause a reaction to happen? Why or why not? Expand.

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