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Suggest a mechanism for below reaction: 2A+B → R when at the beginning the reaction rate...

Suggest a mechanism for below reaction: 2A+B → R when at the beginning the reaction rate is linearly proportional to concentration of CA, but at the end is proportional to CA2 .

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