NEETChemistryChemical Kinetics
Why can molecularity not be zero or a non-integer?
Options
- ABecause it is a theoretical concept
- BBecause it is determined experimentally
- CBecause it is always equal to the order of the reaction
- DBecause it represents the number of reacting species colliding simultaneously
Correct answer
D. Because it represents the number of reacting species colliding simultaneously
Step-by-step solution
Molecularity represents the number of reacting species colliding simultaneously in an elementary reaction, and it cannot be zero or a non-integer.