Suppose the reaction2AB + С 2 >A 2C + В 2сoccurs by the following mechanism.|C2 → AC2AB → AB2AB2 →A2C2B2 →A2CC2ABStep 1Step 2Step 3Step 4OverallslowIBAC2A2C2IfastB2B2CfastfastR ABA2CB2C+The rate law expression must be rate =O a. k[AB][C2]O b. K{AB}?OC KABJ?IC2]O d. k[C2]O e. k[AB]

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Suppose the reaction 2AB + C2→A 20 +B 20 occurs by the following mechanism. AB Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Overall |C2 →AC2 AB → AB2 AB2 →A2C2 B2 →A2C C2 IB slow fast AC2 A2C2 B2 B2C fast fast 2 AB » A2C + B2C The rate law expression must be rate "- O a. KLAB][C2) O b. KAB)? Od. K[C2] O e. KAB]

Suppose the reaction 2AB + C2→A 20 +B 20 occurs by the following mechanism. AB Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Overall |C2 →AC2 AB → AB2 AB2 →A2C2 B2 →A2C C2 IB slow fast AC2 A2C2 B2 B2C fast fast 2 AB » A2C + B2C The rate law expression must be rate "- O a. KLAB][C2) O b. KAB)? Od. K[C2] O e. KAB]

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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