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Exercises: Collision theory

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An effervescent tablet takes a while to dissolve in a glass of water. Predict whether it will dissolve faster whole or crushed, and explain your answer using collision…

An effervescent tablet takes a while to dissolve in a glass of water. Predict whether it will dissolve faster whole or crushed, and explain your answer using collision theory.

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Milk sours (because of bacterial action) within a few days if it is left out of the refrigerator, but it lasts much longer inside it. Explain, using collision theory,…

Milk sours (because of bacterial action) within a few days if it is left out of the refrigerator, but it lasts much longer inside it. Explain, using collision theory, why temperature changes the rate of that decomposition.

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In flour mills and tortilla factories, flour dust hanging in the air is a real hazard: a single spark can trigger an explosion, while a sack of packed flour barely…

In flour mills and tortilla factories, flour dust hanging in the air is a real hazard: a single spark can trigger an explosion, while a sack of packed flour barely burns. Explain the difference using collision theory (think about surface area and the concentration of particles) and propose one safety measure consistent with your explanation.

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