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X(g)+ Y(g)---->XY(g) overall reaction 2X--->X2 (fast) X2+ Y--->XY + X (slow) What is the theoretical rate...

X(g)+ Y(g)---->XY(g) overall reaction

2X--->X2 (fast)

X2+ Y--->XY + X (slow)

What is the theoretical rate law for the proposed mechanism given above?

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