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Day 82 Collision Theory
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Agenda
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Learning Target I can identify and explain the effect of temperature change and concentration change on the rate of a chemical reaction Supporting Target F ◦ I can describe the role of collisions, energy and particles in chemical reaction.
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Turn to the next blank page in your notebook Title: Collision Theory and Activation Energy
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Collision Theory and Activation Energy I can describe the role of collisions, energy and particles in chemical reaction. Collision Theory Activation Energy
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Task Instructions DO: 1. Go the class website fpcroosevelt.weebly.com 2. Under Semester 2: Chemistry Videos go to Collision Theory (top of the page) 3. Watch the video and take notes 4. Come up with a definition for Collision Theory and Activation Energy on your white board as a table group WHEN DONE: Come up with a definition for Collision Theory and Activation Energy Time: 7minutes
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Task Instructions DO: 1. Come up with a definition for Collision Theory and Activation Energy on your white board as a table group 2. Going to call on people to share out WHEN DONE: Return white board marker Time: 6 minutes
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Collision Theory and Activation Energy I can describe the role of collisions, energy and particles in chemical reaction. Collision Theory Activation Energy
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Collision Theory and Activation Energy I can describe the role of collisions, energy and particles in chemical reaction. Collision Theory Reactants must interact with enough energy to break the chemical bonds to start the reaction To do this: They must have enough speed (kinetic energy) to break the bonds Correct orientation to break the bonds
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Collision Theory and Activation Energy I can describe the role of collisions, energy and particles in chemical reaction. Activation Energy The minimum amount of energy needed to start the reaction
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