
(a)
Interpretation:
The given elementary reactions as unimolecualar, bimolecular, or termolecualar have to be classified.
Concept introduction:
Unimolecular: A molecule undergoes rearrangement itself to give one or more products is said to be unimolecuar reactions.
Bimolecular: Two molecules undergo collision to give one or more products is said to be bimolecular reactions.
Termolecular: Three molecules undergo collision to give one or more products is said to be termolecular reactions.
(b)
Interpretation:
The given elementary reactions as unimolecualar, bimolecular, or termolecualar have to be classified.
Concept introduction:
Unimolecular: A molecule undergoes rearrangement itself to give one or more products is said to be unimolecuar reactions.
Bimolecular: Two molecules undergo collision to give one or more products is said to be bimolecular reactions.
Termolecular: Three molecules undergo collision to give one or more products is said to be termolecular reactions.
(c)
Interpretation:
The given elementary reactions as unimolecualar, bimolecular, or termolecualar have to be classified.
Concept introduction:
Unimolecular: A molecule undergoes rearrangement itself to give one or more products is said to be unimolecuar reactions.
Bimolecular: Two molecules undergo collision to give one or more products is said to be bimolecular reactions.
Termolecular: Three molecules undergo collision to give one or more products is said to be termolecular reactions.

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