Consider the following chemical equation: Overall Reaction: 2AB +2C2 - A2 + 2C,B The proposed mechanism is as follows: 2AB = A2B2 (fast) A2B2 + C2 - A2B + C,B (slow) A2B + C2 - A2 + C2B (fast) What is the rate law? O Rate = k[AB][C2] O Rate = k[AB]² O Rate = k[A,B2] O Rate = k[AB]?[C] O Rate = k[AB]?[C2]? O Rate = k[A2B2]?[C,] O Rate = k[A,B][C2]

Consider the following chemical equation: Overall Reaction: 2AB +2C2 - A2 + 2C,B The proposed mechanism is as follows: 2AB = A2B2 (fast) A2B2 + C2 - A2B + C,B (slow) A2B + C2 - A2 + C2B (fast) What is the rate law? O Rate = k[AB][C2] O Rate = k[AB]² O Rate = k[A,B2] O Rate = k[AB]?[C] O Rate = k[AB]?[C2]? O Rate = k[A2B2]?[C,] O Rate = k[A,B][C2]

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