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What is the molecularity of an elementary reaction that involves three molecules colliding simultaneously?
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A Unimolecular
B Bimolecular
C Termolecular
D Quadrimolecular
Explanation

Molecularity is the number of molecules that come together in an elementary step. Three simultaneous collisions give termolecular (trimolecular) molecularity.

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