A mechanism for the reaction 2 W + X→ Y + Z has the mechanism here. What is the rate law for this reaction? A) rate = [W] Step 1 W + W = W2 (fast, equilibrium) B) rate = k[W]² Step 2 W2 + W → W3 (slow) C) rate = k[W]³ D) rate = k[W][X] Step 3 W3 + X → W + Y + Z (fast) E) rate = k[W]°[X]

A mechanism for the reaction 2 W + X→ Y + Z has the mechanism here. What is the rate law for this reaction? A) rate = [W] Step 1 W + W = W2 (fast, equilibrium) B) rate = k[W]² Step 2 W2 + W → W3 (slow) C) rate = k[W]³ D) rate = k[W][X] Step 3 W3 + X → W + Y + Z (fast) E) rate = k[W]°[X]

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A mechanism for the reaction 2 W + X → Y + Z has the mechanism here. What is
the rate law for this reaction?
A) rate = [W]
Step 1 W + W= W2 (fast, equilibrium)
B) rate =
k[W]?
Step 2 W2 + W
W3 (slow)
rate =
k[W]°
D) rate = k[W][X]
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Step 3 W3 + X → W + Y + Z (fast)
E) rate =
k[W]°[X]

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