Physics, asked by MonalisaGudlu, 6 months ago

a reaction involving 2 different reaction can never be what?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

here's ur answer dude

Explanation:

As two different reactant molecules are reacting it can never be a unimolecular reaction.

hope it helps

Answered by shreya17mandal

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Explanation:

A reaction involving 2 different reaction can never be unimolecular reaction.

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