QUESTION 1Predict the rate law that would result from the following two step mechanism:2A → A2A2+ B→A2BO Rate = k [A2B]O Rate = k [A2] [B]O Rate = k [A]²O Rate = k [A]O Rate = k [A₂]QUESTION 2MOULICHMON MALOLCOCROUSUTHARAHATUAUIGI VHIGH(slow)(fast)The rate law for the following termolecular elementary step is:A+ B+C product(s)O Rate = k [A] [C]²O Rate = k [A]2 [B] [C]O Rate = k [B]2[C]O Rate = k [A] [B] [C]

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QUESTION 1 Predict the rate law that would result from the following two step mechanism: 2A-A2 (slow) A2+B→A2B (fast) O Rate = k [A2B] O Rate = k [A2] [B] O Rate = k [A]² O Rate = k [A] O Rate = k [A2] QUESTION 2 The rate law for the following termolecular elementary step is: A+B+C product(s) O Rate = k [A] [C]² O Rate = k [A]2 [B] [C] O Rate = k [B]²[C] O Rate = k [A] [B] [C]

QUESTION 1 Predict the rate law that would result from the following two step mechanism: 2A-A2 (slow) A2+B→A2B (fast) O Rate = k [A2B] O Rate = k [A2] [B] O Rate = k [A]² O Rate = k [A] O Rate = k [A2] QUESTION 2 The rate law for the following termolecular elementary step is: A+B+C product(s) O Rate = k [A] [C]² O Rate = k [A]2 [B] [C] O Rate = k [B]²[C] O Rate = k [A] [B] [C]

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