Which change is most likely to occur when a molecule of h2 and a molecule i2 collide with proper orientation and sufficient energy?

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Marissa Stokes

Chemistry

1 February, 23:46

Which change is most likely to occur when a molecule of h2 and a molecule i2 collide with proper orientation and sufficient energy?

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Jabari Parker · Answer 1

The answer to this question would be: chemical changes

When two elements collide, the can react if the structure of the atoms allows it to be combined into a bigger molecule and there is enough energy. In this case, the hydrogen (H2) collides with iodine (I2) would be able to create HI molecule. This change is called chemical changes since it changes the element into a different molecule.