) In studying this reaction, the following mechanism is proposed. k1 A + B C* + B* k2 A + B* C* K3 C* + B D + B* K4 20* → E (product) Find the rate law for the consumption of A. (Assume that k4>>k₁ and k4>>k3).

) In studying this reaction, the following mechanism is proposed. k1 A + B C* + B* k2 A + B* C* K3 C* + B D + B* K4 20* → E (product) Find the rate law for the consumption of A. (Assume that k4>>k₁ and k4>>k3).

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k1
A + B
C* + B*
k2
A + B*
C*
K3
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K4
20*
→ E (product)
Find the rate law for the consumption of A. (Assume that k4>>k₁ and k4>>k3).

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