Photo-chemical reactions occur in presence of ___________________?

Correct answer: A. Sunlight

  • A. Sunlight
  • B. Darkness
  • C. Solid catalysts
  • D. Monochromatic radiation only

Explanation

Photochemical reactions require radiation to supply the energy needed to excite reacting molecules, and sunlight is the usual natural source. They do not require darkness, a solid catalyst, or exclusively monochromatic radiation.

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