Which best describes the Collision Theory? When particles hit each other with enough impact and proper orientation to break the preexisting bounds and form new bonds. When enough collisions happen causing the temperature to increase. O Collision particles make a reaction happen faster. OWhen particles glance off each other and the preexisting bounds are made stronger.

Which best describes the Collision Theory? When particles hit each other with enough impact and proper orientation to break the preexisting bounds and form new bonds. When enough collisions happen causing the temperature to increase. O Collision particles make a reaction happen faster. OWhen particles glance off each other and the preexisting bounds are made stronger.

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter11: Nuclear Physics

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