Chemistry, 09.05.2021 01:10 lashayreed02

A reaction performed in a lab setting that is contained in a reaction vessel allows atoms to move freely to carry out the given reaction. If you placed samples of copper and sulfur in the reaction vessel, explain how this reaction would take place in terms of collision theory?

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