Oxidation of thallium by cerium ion can be carried out in laboratory according to the following equation. Mna- T}3+ + 2Ce3+ TI + 2Ce++ The experimentally determined rate law is: rate = k[Ce**][Mn2+] The following mechanism has been proposed for the reaction. Ce4t + Mn2+ Mn3+ Ce3+ + Slow Step 1: Ce4+ + Mn3+ Ce3+ + Fast Step 2: Mn4+ TI* + Mn4+ T|3+ Fast + Step 3: Mn2+ What is the overall order of the reaction? Select one: A. 0 В. 2 С.3 O D. 1

Oxidation of thallium by cerium ion can be carried out in laboratory according to the following equation. Mna- T}3+ + 2Ce3+ TI + 2Ce++ The experimentally determined rate law is: rate = k[Ce**][Mn2+] The following mechanism has been proposed for the reaction. Ce4t + Mn2+ Mn3+ Ce3+ + Slow Step 1: Ce4+ + Mn3+ Ce3+ + Fast Step 2: Mn4+ TI* + Mn4+ T|3+ Fast + Step 3: Mn2+ What is the overall order of the reaction? Select one: A. 0 В. 2 С.3 O D. 1

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