[Review Topics][References)Use the References to access important values if needed for this question.The following mechanism has been proposed for the conversion of ozone to oxygen in the gas phase.step 1:03-→0, +0step 2:03 +0→2 02(a) Identify the molecularity of each step in the mechanism.step 1unimolecular ♥step 2bimolecular ♥(b) Write the equation for the net reaction. Use the smallest integer coefficients possible. If a box is not needed, leave it blank.+(c) Identify any intemediates and/or catalysts in this mechanism.Catalyst: Enter formula. If none, leave box blank:Intermediate: Enter formula. If none, leave box blank:PreviousNext

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