(a) In which of the following reactions would you expectthe orientation factor to be least important in leadingto reaction: NO + O----->NO2 or H + Cl----->HCl?(b) Does the orientation factor depend on temperature?

(a) In which of the following reactions would you expectthe orientation factor to be least important in leadingto reaction: NO + O----->NO2 or H + Cl----->HCl?(b) Does the orientation factor depend on temperature?

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(a) In which of the following reactions would you expect
the orientation factor to be least important in leading
to reaction: NO + O----->NO₂ or H + Cl----->HCl?
(b) Does the orientation factor depend on temperature?

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