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The study of rates and steps in mechanisms of chemical processes.
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Why only molecules with three or more atoms undergo unimolecular reaction?
I'm guessing this quote is given in the context of classical transition rate theory. Although the statement may seem very strong at first, it is generally true but has some important caveats.
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