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The reaction: 2P + Q → R has the following proposed mechanism: Step 1:    P + QS...

The reaction:

2P + Q → R

has the following proposed mechanism:

Step 1:    P + QS (fast equilibrium)

Step 2:    S + Q → T

Step 3:    T + P → R + QIf step 2 is the rate-determining step, then the rate of formation of R should equal:

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