Second-order reactions, Second-order reactions:

Second-order reactions

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Second-order reactions:

a. are quite rare.

b. occur when two reactants collide.

c. are termolecular.

d. have smaller rate constants than first-order reactions.

e. are always faster than first-order reactions.

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