General Chemistry II
Elementary reactions are the simplest types of reactions that occur in a chemical process, involving a single step where reactants directly form products without any intermediate stages. Each elementary reaction has a specific molecularity, describing the number of reactant molecules involved in that step. These reactions are fundamental to understanding the overall mechanism of a chemical reaction, as they provide insight into how reactants transform into products and help identify the rate-determining step.
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