2. Reaction Kinetics and Asymptotic BehaviorSuppose the formation of a product P depends on the single reactant A and a catalyst C via the followingrate law:d[P]dt=k₁[C] [A]²k2 + k3 [A](a) At the beginning of the reaction, [A] is very large. What is the reaction order with respect to thereactant A in the abundance of A?(b) Towards the end of the reaction, the molarity of A is much smaller compared to the initial time.What is the reaction order with respect to A as the reaction is near completion?(c) Open the Desmos Calculator https://www.desmos.com/calculator on your laptop or cellphone,numerically verify your asymptotic analysis in (a) and (b). To do so, take the rate constantsk₁=k₂= k3 = 1, and suppose [C] is fixed throughout the reaction. Write down what values youused in your calculations. Did the calculations support your analysis?

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Reaction Kinetics and Asymptotic Behavior Suppose the formation of a product P depends on the single reactant A and a catalyst C via the following rate law: d[P] dt = k₁ [C][A]² k₂ + k3 [A] (a) At the beginning of the reaction, [A] is very large. What is the reaction order with respect to the reactant A in the abundance of A?

Reaction Kinetics and Asymptotic Behavior Suppose the formation of a product P depends on the single reactant A and a catalyst C via the following rate law: d[P] dt = k₁ [C][A]² k₂ + k3 [A] (a) At the beginning of the reaction, [A] is very large. What is the reaction order with respect to the reactant A in the abundance of A?

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