When heated above 200C, pure 5-methyl-2-oxazolidinone decomposes into two products, CO2 gas and N-(2-hydroxypropyl) imidazolidinone. The reaction stoichiometry is: 2AB+C C represents CO2. The following set of mechanistic equations has been proposed to explain the observed autocatalytic kinetic behavior: (1) 2AB+C,r1=k1CA2 (2) A+BAB,r2=k2CACB (3) 2AB3B+C,r3=k3CAB2 where AB is an intermediate complex. A) Verify that this mechanism gives rise to autocatalytic behavior. B) Determine the fraction conversion of A that gives rise to the maximum amount of B (maximum normalized yield of B ) that can be produced in an ideal CSTR with a fixed volume. No special constraint is to be placed on the volumetric feed rate or the initial concentration of species A