A reaction carried out in an inert solvent proceeds by the sequence of elementary…

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A reaction carried out in an inert solvent S\mathrm{S} proceeds by the sequence of elementary steps below. Step 1: A+B→C+D\mathrm{A + B \rightarrow C + D} Step 2: C+E→F\mathrm{C + E \rightarrow F} Step 3: F+B→G+C\mathrm{F + B \rightarrow G + C} Step 4: G→A\mathrm{G \rightarrow A} Classify each of the species A\mathrm{A}, B\mathrm{B}, C\mathrm{C}, D\mathrm{D}, E\mathrm{E}, F\mathrm{F}, and G\mathrm{G} as a reactant, product, intermediate, or catalyst for the overall reaction. (The solvent S\mathrm{S} does not participate.)

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