A reaction is thought to occur via the following mechanism: A+B C+ D A+D C+E+B (slow) Which of the following statements is correct? The overall reaction equation is 2A -20-E D is a catalyst. The rate law is rate = k[A][D] (fast) B is a reaction intermediate.

A reaction is thought to occur via the following mechanism: A+B C+ D A+D C+E+B (slow) Which of the following statements is correct? The overall reaction equation is 2A -20-E D is a catalyst. The rate law is rate = k[A][D] (fast) B is a reaction intermediate.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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