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Reaction A + B 
D + E take place as
A + B 
2C
C + B 
2D
C + A 
2E
The rate of disappearance of C is given by
A
– 
= K 2 [B][C] + K 3 [A][C] – 2K 1 [A][B]
= K 2 [B][C] + K 3 [A][C] – 2K 1 [A][B]
B
– 
= K 2 [B][C] + K 3 [E] – K 1 [C]
= K 2 [B][C] + K 3 [E] – K 1 [C]
C
– 
= K 2 [D]O + K 3 [E] – K 1 [C]
= K 2 [D]O + K 3 [E] – K 1 [C]
D
– 
[C] = 2K 1 [A][B] – K 2 [B][C] – K 3 [A][C]
[C] = 2K 1 [A][B] – K 2 [B][C] – K 3 [A][C]
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