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6. The following three mechanisms have been proposed for a particular reaction. Mechanism II Mechanism III Mechanisml H2 +NO-

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fiquid. -571, 6-1804d) udny Mechenin i ae depends on stow ster eto mechanimpart (c) since heat of reaction calculated in part b comes out to be negative therefore in energy profile diagram products lies below reactants. For slow step energy of intermediate is higher than that of fast step.

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