PLEASE ANSWER TO YOUR BEST. i REALLY WANT TO MAKE SURE I GET THIS RIGHT. just need answer no need all steps Question 5The reaction 2A + B → C has the following proposed mechanism:A +B=DK1, fast stepk2, slow stepE + A - C+ B k3, fast stepD +B - EThe rate of formation of C should equal:Kobserved [A]2 [B]²Kobserved [A]2 [B]Kobserved [A] [B]2Kobserved [A] [B]Kobserved [A]

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Question 5 The reaction 2A + B → C has the following proposed mechanism: A + B=D D +B - E E +A → C + B k3, fast step K1, fast step k2, slow step The rate of formation of C should equal: O Kobserved (A]2 [B]² Kobserved [A]2 [B] O Kobserved [A] [B]² Kobserved [A] [B] kobserved [A]

Question 5 The reaction 2A + B → C has the following proposed mechanism: A + B=D D +B - E E +A → C + B k3, fast step K1, fast step k2, slow step The rate of formation of C should equal: O Kobserved (A]2 [B]² Kobserved [A]2 [B] O Kobserved [A] [B]² Kobserved [A] [B] kobserved [A]

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Question 5
The reaction 2A + B → C has the following proposed mechanism:
A +B=D
K1, fast step
k2, slow step
E + A - C+ B k3, fast step
D +B - E
The rate of formation of C should equal:
Kobserved [A]2 [B]²
Kobserved [A]2 [B]
Kobserved [A] [B]2
Kobserved [A] [B]
Kobserved [A]

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