2.) Consider the following mechanism. Step 1: 2 A + B +* 2 с fast Step 2: 2 C —> В +D slow Step 3: D E fast A. Determine the rate law for the reaction. Use "k" to represent the single overall rate constant. Show all work for credit! R Identify the catalvstis) if any are present

2.) Consider the following mechanism. Step 1: 2 A + B +* 2 с fast Step 2: 2 C —> В +D slow Step 3: D E fast A. Determine the rate law for the reaction. Use "k" to represent the single overall rate constant. Show all work for credit! R Identify the catalvstis) if any are present

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics: Rates Of Reactions

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2.) Consider the following mechanism.
Step 1: 2 A + B+ 2 C
fast
Step 2: 2 C -→ B + D
slow
Step 3: D > E
fast
A. Determine the rate law for the reaction. Use "k" to represent the single overall rate constant. Show all work for credit!
B. Identify the catalyst(s), if any are present.
C. Identify the intermediate(s), if any are present.

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