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The slowest step in a mechanism is called ________. A. the rate-determining step B.the uncatalyzed reaction C. the activation step D. None of the above The Answer is: The Rate-determining Step (Already
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The slowest step in a mechanism is called ________.

A. the rate-determining step

B.the uncatalyzed reaction

C. the activation step

D. None of the above

The Answer is: The Rate-determining Step

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