(Q92) Which of the following statements regarding bimolecular elementary reactions is false? O They can involve either one or two reactants molecules O The two reactants involved can be the same species O The two reactants involved can be different species O The reaction is second order overall O They occur more commonly than termolecular reactions

(Q92) Which of the following statements regarding bimolecular elementary reactions is false? O They can involve either one or two reactants molecules O The two reactants involved can be the same species O The two reactants involved can be different species O The reaction is second order overall O They occur more commonly than termolecular reactions

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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