The reaction takes place among the molecules when they have:
Correct answer: D. Activation energy and proper orientation
- A. Activation energy
- B. Properly orientation
- C. Concentration
- D. Activation energy and proper orientation
Explanation
Option D, "Activation energy and proper orientation," is correct because both activation energy and proper molecular orientation are necessary for a reaction to occur.Here's why the other options are incorrect:A. Activation energy alone is not sufficient. Even if molecules have enough energy (activation energy), they may not react if they don't collide with the proper orientation.B. Proper orientation alone is not enough either. Even if molecules collide with the correct orientation, the collision won't result in a reaction if they don't have enough energy (activation energy).C. Concentration is important, but it's not the only factor. Even if there is a high concentration of reactants, a reaction won't occur if the molecules do not possess both the required activation energy and the correct orientation during their collision.
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