Chemistry, 22.04.2020 21:22, hellokitty1647

Consider this reaction mechanism:

Step 1: Mo(CO)6% Mo(CO)3 + CO2

Step 2: Mo(CO)+ P(CH3)3 → Mo(CO) P(CH3)3

In terms of molecularity, Step 1 is

and Step 2 is

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Consider this reaction mechanism:

Step 1: Mo(CO)6% Mo(CO)3 + CO2

Step 2: Mo(...