For the reaction 203(g) --> 30₂(g), the following mechanism was proposed: step 1: 03(g) --> O₂(g) + O(g) step 2: O(g) + O3(g) --> 2 O₂(g) If step 1 is the slow step, the reaction would be [Select] for 03 and [Select] for 0₂. If step 2 is the slow step, the reaction would be [Select] for 03 and [Select] for 02.

For the reaction 203(g) --> 30₂(g), the following mechanism was proposed: step 1: 03(g) --> O₂(g) + O(g) step 2: O(g) + O3(g) --> 2 O₂(g) If step 1 is the slow step, the reaction would be [Select] for 03 and [Select] for 0₂. If step 2 is the slow step, the reaction would be [Select] for 03 and [Select] for 02.

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