2. The proposed steps for a catalysed4. A samreaction between Ce+ and TIt areat 150 °Crepresented below. *volumemolar nStep ! :Step 2: Ce*+ Mu Ce+ Mn**Step 3 : Mn+TI TP* + Mn?+.Ce + Mn" Ce + Mn*mol-i KWhich of the following are the products of the overall catalysed reaction?A. Ce and TB. Ce and MnC. Ce and Mn*D. T and MmA. 0.0В. 16С. 37D.45O AO BO BOc

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2. The proposed steps for a catalysed reaction between Ce+ and TIt are represented below. * Ce + Mn"Ce"+ Mn Step 2 : Ce+ Mn Ce+Mn* Mn+ TI + Step I : Step 3 : TH + Mn , Which of the following are the products of the overall catalysed reaction? A. Ce and T B. Ce and Mn C. Ce and Mn* D. T and Mr A O c

2. The proposed steps for a catalysed reaction between Ce+ and TIt are represented below. * Ce + Mn"Ce"+ Mn Step 2 : Ce+ Mn Ce+Mn* Mn+ TI + Step I : Step 3 : TH + Mn , Which of the following are the products of the overall catalysed reaction? A. Ce and T B. Ce and Mn C. Ce and Mn* D. T and Mr A O c

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