Consider the energy diagram shown below for the reaction of A + B → D:A*CDE(a) rate= k[B]k[A]k[D](d) rate = k[A][C](e) rate= k[A][B]O (b) rate =O (c) rate =AReaction ProgressWhich of the following would be the rate law for this reaction?AA* + Bс

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Consider the energy diagram shown below for the reaction of A+ B→ D: O (a) rate E k[B] k[A] k[D] (d) rate = k[A][C] O(e) rate = k[A] [B] (b) rate = O (c) rate = A Reaction Progress Which of the following would be the rate law for this reaction? A A+B- C- D A* C D

Consider the energy diagram shown below for the reaction of A+ B→ D: O (a) rate E k[B] k[A] k[D] (d) rate = k[A][C] O(e) rate = k[A] [B] (b) rate = O (c) rate = A Reaction Progress Which of the following would be the rate law for this reaction? A A+B- C- D A* C D

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Consider the energy diagram shown below for the reaction of A + B → D:
A*
C
D
E
(a) rate= k[B]
k[A]
k[D]
(d) rate = k[A][C]
(e) rate= k[A][B]
O (b) rate =
O (c) rate =
A
Reaction Progress
Which of the following would be the rate law for this reaction?
A
A* + B
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