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A Reaction Mechanism Usually Is

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A reaction mechanism usually is


A) the same as the balanced chemical equation.
B) restricted to only one possible explanation.
C) obvious if the reaction order is known.
D) difficult, if not impossible, to prove.
E) obvious if the activation energy is known.

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