[PPh] 0.20 0.40 [PdL,NH] 0.20 0.40 0.20 Compare the reaction order for this reaction and determine the mechanism. The chemists obtained reaction rates at different concentrations of incoming ligand. Based on this table, the reaction is Rate (ML's") 0.072 0.069 LG A) zero order in [PdL,NH] B) first order in [PdL,NH.] C) second order in [PdL,NH] D) third order in [PdL_NH]

[PPh] 0.20 0.40 [PdL,NH] 0.20 0.40 0.20 Compare the reaction order for this reaction and determine the mechanism. The chemists obtained reaction rates at different concentrations of incoming ligand. Based on this table, the reaction is Rate (ML's") 0.072 0.069 LG A) zero order in [PdL,NH] B) first order in [PdL,NH.] C) second order in [PdL,NH] D) third order in [PdL_NH]

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