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Why do reactants require relatively high-energy collisions to form products?
a. so that the orientation is correct for bond breaking to occur.
b. so that there are more frequent collisions.
c. reactants need to gain energy to break bonds and to form new ones.
d. no right answer
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Why do reactants require relatively high-energy collisions to form products?
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