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The correct statements regarding the above reaction graphs X and Y are

Options

  1. ABoth the reactions are two-step reactions
  2. BIn both the reactions, the first step is slow an is a rate-limiting step
  3. CBoth the reactions are exothermic
  4. DIn Y the second step is the rate-limiting step

Correct answer

D. In Y the second step is the rate-limiting step

Step-by-step solution

Number of peaks represent, the transitions state Rate of reaction dene upon the activation energy of the reaction.

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