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°¡.basic definitions
-a homogeneous reaction : involves only one phase
-a heterogeneous reaction : involves more than one phase, and reaction usually
occurs at the interface between the phases
-an irreversible reaction : proceeds in only one direction and continues
in that direction until one of the reactants is exhausted
an irreversible reaction behaves as if no equilibrium condition exists; strictly
speaking, no chemical reaction is completely irreversible; however, for many
reactions, the equilibrium point lies so far to the product side that these reactions
are treated as irreversible reactions
-a reversible reaction : proceeds in either direction, depending on the concentrations
of reactants and products relative to the corresponding equilibrium concentrations
-molecularity (¹ÝÀÀ ºÐÀÚ¼ö, ºÐÀÚµµ) : the number of atoms, ions, or molecules
involved (colliding) in a reaction step
unimolecular reaction : the most common example is radioactive decay
spontaneous emission of an alpha particle from u-238 to give thorium and helium
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the rate of disappearance of uranium
bimolecular reaction : the collision with free radicals (i.e., unpaired electron)
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the rate of disappearance of bromine
termolecular reaction : the probability of a termolecular reaction, where 3 molecules
collide all at once, is almost nonexistent, and in most instances the reaction pathway (ÀÌÇÏ »ý·«)
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