A reaction involving two different reactants can never be
Correct answer: A. Unimolecular reaction
- A. Unimolecular reaction
- B. First-order reaction
- C. Second-order reaction
- D. Bimolecular reaction
Explanation
A unimolecular reaction involves the decomposition of a single molecule into products. By definition, it requires only one reactant molecule. Therefore, a reaction involving two different reactants cannot be unimolecular.
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