A third-order reaction is a chemical reaction in which the rate depends on the concentrations of three reactant molecules, or on a combination such as rate = k[A]²[B] or k[A][B][C]. These reactions are less common and typically occur through multi-step mechanisms where three molecules collide effectively.
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