Termolecular
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Re: Termolecular
Its not commonly seen though because the chances of 3 molecules hitting simultaneously is super low which is why we don't cover third order
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Re: Termolecular
termolecular would cause third order reactions, which is when three molecules collide a the exact same time in the exact very specific orientation to generate a reaction. the possibility of this is very low, so it is a rare occurrence
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Re: Termolecular
Termolecular refers to the number of molecules that need to hit each other for a reaction to occur, in this case it is three molecules that need to hit each other in order to react. (this is rare)
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Re: Termolecular
Also, for termolecular reactions, the 3 molecules must simultaneously collide, so termolecular reactions are less common.
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Re: Termolecular
Termolecular means that there are three molecules that must come together for a reaction to occur. This means you would have three reactants.
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Re: Termolecular
Termolecular reactions are when three molecules are involved in a rate law such as A+A+A=C or A+B+B=C
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Re: Termolecular
Termolecular reactions occur when the formation of the product depends on the collision between three reactants. For example, A + A + B --> C.
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Re: Termolecular
termolecular reactions are rare because all three molecules must collide simultaneously for it to occur. the more molecules needed, the lower the probability of the reaction occurring because they would all need to collide with a certain energy, speed, and in a certain direction to cause the reaction.
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