Navigating Effective and Ineffective Collisions in Collision Theory

The video explains collision theory, focusing on effective and ineffective collisions. Effective collisions lead to the formation of an activated complex and products, requiring sufficient kinetic energy known as activation energy. This is compared to a volleyball analogy. Ineffective collisions occur when molecules collide without sufficient energy to form products.

What happens to the kinetic energy of colliding molecules during an effective collision?

How does the analogy of a volleyball player relate to activation energy?