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Interpretation:
The steps 1 and 2 in the reaction described in previous problem needs to be determined. Also, the substance C needs to be determined.
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Answer to Problem 71A
Step 1 and 2 are called elementary steps and substance C is called as an intermediate.
Explanation of Solution
Given two steps,
Step 1: (fast) A+ B →CStep 2: (slow) C+ D →E
This is a complex reaction as it consists of two elementary steps. Step 1 and 2 are hence called as elementary steps.
In step 1, substance C forms and then same substance C is consumed in step 2. C does not appear in the final product of the complex reaction.
Therefore, C is an intermediate.
The given reaction is a complex reaction so Step 1 and 2 are its elementary steps and C is the intermediate.
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