three step mechanism for the following reaction can be seen below 2 A + 2 B --> C + 2 D Step 1: 2B + G --> E Slow Step 2: E + A --> D + F Fast Step 3: F + A --> C + D + G Fast a) Are there any intermediates in the reaction mechanism for this reaction? If so what are they? b) Is there a catalyst in this reaction mechanism? If so what is it? c) Does this reaction mechanism have a rate determining step? If so which step is it?

three step mechanism for the following reaction can be seen below 2 A + 2 B --> C + 2 D Step 1: 2B + G --> E Slow Step 2: E + A --> D + F Fast Step 3: F + A --> C + D + G Fast a) Are there any intermediates in the reaction mechanism for this reaction? If so what are they? b) Is there a catalyst in this reaction mechanism? If so what is it? c) Does this reaction mechanism have a rate determining step? If so which step is it?

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Chapter22: Carbonyl Alpha-substitution Reactions

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