Which consequence results when unimolecular reaction Vessel volume decreases?

💡 Explanation

Decreasing reaction vessel leads to increased pressure and a transition from first-order to second-order kinetics; the **Lindemann mechanism** describes this since the effective rate constant is no longer independent of pressure, therefore it pressure dependent, rather than remaining first-order for lower-pressure condition.

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