The collision that results in the formation of product is called:
Correct answer: C. Both A and B
- A. Fruitful collision
- B. Effective collision
- C. Both A and B
- D. Ineffective collision
Explanation
Option C, "Both a and b," is correct because both "Fruitful collision" and "Effective collision" refer to the type of collision that results in the formation of a product.- A "Fruitful collision" is a collision between reactant molecules that leads to the formation of a product.- An "Effective collision" is a collision that has sufficient energy and correct orientation to lead to a reaction.
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