The mechanism of a reaction is defined as: Select one: 1. The collection of individual kinetic processes or elementary steps involved in the transformation of reactants into products. 2. The collection of the rate determining steps of the reaction. 3. The elementary step with a reactive intermediate that is present at low and constant concentration throughout (most of) the course of the reaction. 4. None of the other answers. 5. The rate determining step of the reaction.

The mechanism of a reaction is defined as: Select one: 1. The collection of individual kinetic processes or elementary steps involved in the transformation of reactants into products. 2. The collection of the rate determining steps of the reaction. 3. The elementary step with a reactive intermediate that is present at low and constant concentration throughout (most of) the course of the reaction. 4. None of the other answers. 5. The rate determining step of the reaction.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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