The catalytic reaction A+ CD, can be adequately described by the following mechanism: AB (with k₁ = forward rate constant, k.₁ = backward rate constant) B+C →D (with rate constant k₂) Use the quazi (pseudo) steady state approach to find the rate of formation of D. Consider the following liquid phase catalytic reaction: A+BC. The reaction has been found to follow the mechanism: A+D AD (very fast) AD B BAD BAD D C (very fast) The rate of reaction is given by: -TA = KCACAD (mol/m³.s). CAO 60 mol/m³, CD0 = 30 mol/m³, k = 2.5*105 m³/mol.s Calculate the rate for this reaction at 60% conversion of A.