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Collision frequency, bimolecular termolecular

In this last expression, the preexponential factors are all similar in containing a product of two collision frequencies, a steric factor, and a mean lifetime. The latter may be approximated in a number of ways, each of which yields about 10 sec. Since bimolecular collision frequencies are about 10 liters/mole-sec, this would make Z V about 10 liters /mole -sec. The collision theory thus leads to a frequency of termolecular collisions of about 10 liters /mole -sec, which as we shall see from Table XII.9, is about the order of magnitude observed for the fastest reactions. [Pg.307]

One may estimate the relative frequency of bimolecular and termolecular collisions using equations 4.3.1 and 4.3.11. [Pg.109]


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