The investigation of ultracold atomic or molecular collision is important for us to understand the essence of a chemical reaction. We present a simple analytical model of arbitrary-order partial-wave scatterings for ultracold molecular collision in the threshold regime. The threshold formulas of the transmission and reflection coefficients are given. For high-partial-wave collision, shape resonance will take place because of the existence of a centrifugal barrier. We investigate the effect of shape resonance and short-range interaction on molecular collisions. Moreover, we find a method to fit the loss parameter from the experimental data of ultracold bosonic molecular collision. As an applied example, we calculate the thermally average loss rate for the ultracold ⁸⁷Rb0.16em0ex¹³³Cs+⁸⁷Rb0.16em0ex¹³³Cs collision, our results are consistent with the recent experimental and theoretical results of Gregory et al. [Nat. Commun. 10, 3104 (2019)].
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