JEE Main Chemistry question
The ionic reactions are usually very fast because:
Answer: (A)
Solution
Ionic reactions typically proceed through simple electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions already present in solution — no covalent bonds need to be broken — so they encounter essentially no activation barrier and occur
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