Question

Which reaction involves reorganization of the atoms
or molecules?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Chemical reactions

Chemical reactions involve reorganization of the atoms – changes in the way they are bound together. Atoms are not changed in a chemical reaction.

Answer 2

The reaction that involves the reorganization of atoms or molecules is rearrangement chemical reactions.

• Only intramolecular changes occur in rearrangement reactions when bonds are broken and new intramolecular bonds are formed.
• Under certain conditions, such as temperature or treatment with a certain solvent, intramolecular atom rearrangement occurs, resulting in a more stable molecule.
• It does not result in the molecule losing or gaining a new atom.
• This reaction is an example of an organic compound's structural isomers.
• As a result, a reaction that involves the reorganization of atoms or molecules is known as a rearrangement reaction.