The rate-determining step in a homogeneous catalyzed reaction is typically:
The formation of the catalyst-reactant complex.
The desorption of the catalyst from the reactant surface.
The regeneration of the catalyst after the reaction.
The diffusion of the reactants to the catalyst.
In homogeneous catalysis, the rate-determining step is often the formation of the catalyst-reactant complex, where the reactants bind to the catalyst to form an activated complex, which then leads to the reaction pathway with lower activation energy.
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