Identify the catalyst and intermediate(s) in the following three-step mechanism.Step 1: Ag*(aq) + Ce*(aq) →A9²*(aq) + Ce³(aq)Step 2: TI(aq) + Ag2(aq) →TI2"(aq) + Ag*(aq)Step 3: TI2 (aq) + Ce“(aq) →TI*(aq) + Ce*(aq)A) Catalyst: Ag*Intermediates: Ag2* and TI2+B) Catalyst: Ag²*Intermediates: Ag* and TI2*C) Catalyst: Ag*Intermediates: Ce* and TI3*D) Catalyst: TI2+Intermediates: Ag* and CetE) Catalyst: Ce*Intermediates: Ag* and TI2*

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Step 1: Ag*(aq) + Ce*(aq) Ag²"(aq) + Ce (aq) Step 2: TI(aq) + Ag2 (aq) →TI2*(aq) + Ag*(aq) Step 3: T2*(aq) + Ce*(aq) →T13*(aq) + Ce³(aq) A) Catalyst: Ag* Intermediates: Ag2* and TI2* B) Catalyst: Ag?* Intermediates: Ag* and TI2* C) Catalyst: Ag* Intermediates: Ce* and TI*+ D) Catalyst: TI2+ Intermediates: Ag* and Ce* E) Catalyst: Ce* Intermediates: Ag* and TI2*

Step 1: Ag(aq) + Ce(aq) Ag²"(aq) + Ce (aq) Step 2: TI(aq) + Ag2 (aq) →TI2(aq) + Ag(aq) Step 3: T2(aq) + Ce(aq) →T13(aq) + Ce³(aq) A) Catalyst: Ag Intermediates: Ag2* and TI2* B) Catalyst: Ag?* Intermediates: Ag* and TI2* C) Catalyst: Ag* Intermediates: Ce* and TI+ D) Catalyst: TI2+ Intermediates: Ag and Ce* E) Catalyst: Ce* Intermediates: Ag* and TI2*

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