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Chemisode 14: Collision Theory.

EPISODE · Jun 21, 2012 · 17 MIN

Chemisode 14: Collision Theory.

from Chemisode: Unit 3 + 4 VCE chemistry · host Jason Goudie

The theory behind reaction rates. It is called collision theory. Very straight forward, but you need to be able to explain things using the correct words. Also join the edmodo group and complete the quiz that relates to this topic. you can also ask questions on edmodo if you are unsure of how things work. There is also link to a interesting video about a sugar factory explosion on youtube there.

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