25. For the reaction of 2 A+B +C-D+E, the rate of reaction = k[A)? (8). Which of the following mechanisms is%3!possible.Mechanism I: A+A-FslowMechanism II: A+B-D fastF+B- DfastA+C-F slowC+A-EfastFE fastMechanism III:A+A +B-F slowMechanism IV: A+C-D slowF+C-D+E fastA+B-E fastO a) Mechanism III is possibleb) Mechanism Il is possiblec) Mechanism I is possibled) None of the mechanisms are possiblee) Mechanism IV is possible

Rate of reaction depand slow step of reaction.

25. For the reaction of 2 A+B +C-D+E, the rate of reaction = k[A]*(8). Which of the following mechanisms is possible. Mechanism I:A +A-F slow Mechanism II: A+B--D fast F+B-D fast A+C-F slow C+A-E fast Mechanism III:A+A +B-F slow FE fast Mechanism IV: A+C-D slow F+C-D+E fast A+B-E fast O a) Mechanism IIl is possible b) Mechanism Il is possible c) Mechanism I is possible d) None of the mechanisms are possible e) Mechanism IV is possible

25. For the reaction of 2 A+B +C-D+E, the rate of reaction = k[A]*(8). Which of the following mechanisms is possible. Mechanism I:A +A-F slow Mechanism II: A+B--D fast F+B-D fast A+C-F slow C+A-E fast Mechanism III:A+A +B-F slow FE fast Mechanism IV: A+C-D slow F+C-D+E fast A+B-E fast O a) Mechanism IIl is possible b) Mechanism Il is possible c) Mechanism I is possible d) None of the mechanisms are possible e) Mechanism IV is possible

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