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Question which bellow #12 2A of the regarding the correspondin ding state rate equation is and the Ki Int → G statements shown incorrect? K₂ T B = reaction Ka a) If n=1, then K₂ is the vete limiting step. кг b) If kq << K_, then the rate simplifies te v₁ = K[A] [B] " law a where K is the product of rate constant and an equilibrium constant. then the rate law c) If K, k₂? 2 simplifies to v₁ = K₁ [A] ² [B]/K-1 d) If K₂ = K₂_₁s them the Simplifies to Vo z rate law ki [A] ² [B]/2.

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