Molecularity of a reaction__________________?

Correct answer: D. Both B. and C.

  • A. Is always equal to the overall order of reaction
  • B. May not be equal to the order of reaction
  • C. Can't have a fractional value
  • D. Both B. and C.

Explanation

Molecularity applies to an elementary reaction and is the number of participating species, so it is a positive integer. Reaction order may differ from molecularity and can be fractional, making both B and C correct.

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