The rate constant is dependant on the activation energy and reactant orientation during a collision.

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The rate constant (k) is dependent on factors such as temperature, activation energy, and reactant concentration. Activation energy is the minimum amount of energy required to initiate a reaction, and reactant orientation during a collision can affect the likelihood of a successful collision leading to a reaction, and therefore the rate constant.

The Rate Constant Is Dependant on the Activation Energy and Reactant