Please answer very soon will give rating surely Which of the following is not true about intermediates?Select one:a. The concentration of intermediates is unknownb. Intermediates can be used in rate lawc. Intermediates are produced in one step and used in anotherd. Intermediates do not appear in the overall chemical equation

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a. The concentration of intermediates is unknown
b. Intermediates can be used in rate law
c. Intermediates are produced in one step and used in another
d. Intermediates do not appear in the overall chemical equation

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