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Please help me answer this question. It is a physical chemistry question, so I need the help of a physical chemistry expert. Please help me answer this question thoroughly,not just a summary, my grade depends on it. Thank you

1. (20 points) The paragraph below was taken from parts of the abstract of a paper in a biological journal Biologists have recently rediscovered a classical model from physics predicting collision rates in an ideal gas. The models, and their two-dimensional analogues, have been used to predict rates and durations of encounters among animals or social groups that move randomly and independently, given population density, velocity, and distance at which an encounter occurs They have been on rates and prey, of encounter between members of the opposite sex, between gametes, between predators and between observers and the individuals they are counting Provide a critique of these biological applications of Kinetic Theory. Consider the following questions . Are the applications realistic? . Are the assump . If the assumptions are tions on which kinetic theory is based valid for these systems? NOT valid, how would Could their models be corrected to overcome the problem? If so how? o and with a letter to the editor explaining in detail your concerns, and what a correct lication, is one exists, would be. Respo

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Bilogical interactions are very important in living processes, such as enzyme catalysed reactions, protein binding and transport etc,

Because of huge imortance of these interactions in living processes, various techniques have been devoloped to know about these.the rate or kinetics of these interactions or process is important to know and thereby we can understand the mechanism of that one,

so kinetics play a key role in biological process

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