What is the rate law for the following mechanism: A-B+C=D (fast equilibrium; rate of forward reaction: k1, rate of reverse reaction: k.1) A+D -E (slow, rate: k2) E +G - H (fast, rate: k3) Rate= k2 (k1 k.j) [Aj°{B][C] OA Rate= k2 (k1 k.1)[A][D] OB. oc Rate= k1 [A][B][C] Rate= k2 [AJ°{B][C] OD. O E. Rate= k2 (k1/k.1) [A][B][C]

What is the rate law for the following mechanism: A-B+C=D (fast equilibrium; rate of forward reaction: k1, rate of reverse reaction: k.1) A+D -E (slow, rate: k2) E +G - H (fast, rate: k3) Rate= k2 (k1 k.j) [Aj°{B][C] OA Rate= k2 (k1 k.1)[A][D] OB. oc Rate= k1 [A][B][C] Rate= k2 [AJ°{B][C] OD. O E. Rate= k2 (k1/k.1) [A][B][C]

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