Collision Theory about the reaction of H2O2?

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[Patrick Chai Teck Khiong]

How to explain the effect of concentration on the reaction of decomposition of hydrogen peroxide in terms of collision theory?

Sample answer:
When the concentration of hydrogen peroxide solution increases, the number of hydrogen peroxide molecules per unit volume increases. Thus, frequency of collision among hydrogen peroxide molecules increases. Hence, frequency of effective collision among hydrogen peroxide molecules increases and consequently the result is in a higher rate of reaction.
(Does the specific particles mentioned is correct or not?)

[Wong Hee Ting]

correct

[Patrick Chai Teck Khiong]

Thanks for ur confirmation

[Nazatul Fazillah Ariffin]

Hai..can we use 'the number of particles per unit volume' either than 'the number of hydrogen peroxide molecules per unit volume'? TQ

[Patrick Chai Teck Khiong]

The specific particles better to be mentioned.
As i know, if the student write frequency of collision among particles increases ( will be penalize 1 mark). 

[Nazatul Fazillah Ariffin]

ok...tq

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