Posted by Audrey on Sunday, December 12, 2010 at 5:39pm.
The slow step is the rate determining step; therefore, the slow step is the one in which we get the order of the reaction.
Since the coefficient for a in the slow reaction is 1, the reaction is first order with respect to a. The coefficient for C2 is 1, also; therefore, the reaction is first order with respect to C2 also. Thus rate = k(a)^x(c2)^y and we know x = 1 and y =1 because they have been experimentally determined in the slow step.
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