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molecularity
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molecularity [mə‚lek·yə′lar·əd·ē]
(physical chemistry)
In a chemical reaction, the number of molecules which come together and form the activated complex.


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[FIGURE 3 OMITTED] Probable Mechanism Previous reports suggested that urethane could dissociate by double transfer of a proton and termolecular mechanism in the presence of alkaline solvents at a certain high temperature [33-35].
The authors suggest the possibility that this effect is indicative of the role of termolecular reactions, in addition to the normally considered bimolecular steps, in the inhibition process.
3] can be approximated by a termolecular reaction, because it requires the quasisimultaneous collision of a P[degrees] radical freshly generated by a RO[degrees] fragment with another RO[degrees] fragment and before radicals P[degrees] undergo other scission or combination processes.
 
 
 
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