Can someone help me solve these? One possible mechanism for the conversion of oz

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One possible mechanism for the conversion of ozone to oxygen is shown. What are the functions of Cl and ClO in this mechanism? Cl + O_1 rightarrow ClO + O_2 ClO + O_3 rightarrow ClO_2 + O_2 ClO_2 rightarrow Cl + O_2 Cl and CIO are both intermediates. Cl is a reactant and ClO is a product. Cl is a catalyst and ClO is an intermediate. Cl is a reactant and ClO is an intermediate. The reaction profile shown represents the reaction where F is a catalyst. Which is a possible mechanism for this reaction? A + B rightarrow G + C (slow) G + F rightarrow D (fast) A + F rightarrow G + C (slow) G + B rightarrow D + F (fast) A + F rightarrow G + C (fast) G + B rightarrow D + F (slow) A + F rightarrow G + C (fast) G + B rightarrow D (slow) A chemical system with a small equilibrium constant (K

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Cl is present both as reactant and product.

So, Cl is catalyst

ClO is produced in 1st step and used up in the second step

So, ClO is intermediate

Answer: C

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