So as you increase the concentration,
you're gonna increase the number of possible collisions.
So that we know rate increases with concentration this is why.
Rate is increasing with concentration because you are increasing
the number of collisions.
Now let's think about it in terms of something that you can
imagine a little bit better maybe.
If I put you in a room with three other people,
there's four of you all together running around the room.
And I say okay, I want you all to run in this room.
And if you run into something, you just bounce off and keep on running.
And you just imagine in your mind how many times you probably would run into somebody
as you're running randomly around the room.
Let's keep the room size the same, but
let's put a hundred of you running around in the room.
What is it going to do to the number of collisions?
If the number of you in the size of a room that would be a representation of
molarity, moles per liter.
As you increase the concentration,
you're certainly increasing the number of collisions.
So if you have to have a collision for a reaction to occur,