The mechanisms of most common reactions consist of two or more elementary steps, each of which describes a single molecular event. True or false?

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Jenny

Chemistry

28 September, 01:06

The mechanisms of most common reactions consist of two or more elementary steps, each of which describes a single molecular event. True or false?

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Isiah Sweeney · Answer 1

The correct answer is "True".

Explanation:

A reaction mechanism is a theoretical postulate that tries to explain in a logical way which are the elemental and intermediary reactions that happen in a chemical reaction and that allow to explain the qualitative and quantitative characteristics observed in its development, in which a unique molecular event is described in each elemental step.

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