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What are the two conditions that are necessary for effective collisions?
Asked by Topperlearning User | 28 Mar, 2014, 01:39: PM
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The two conditions that are necessary for effective collisions are:

i)    The molecules should collide with sufficient kinetic energy also called the threshold energy.
ii) The molecules should have proper orientation.
Answered by Ravi | 28 Mar, 2014, 03:39: PM

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