Give only typing answer with explanation and conclusion 8. Apply the steady-state approximation for the following reaction to find its me is. (H₂O2+2H+21-b-2H₂OBased on this proposed mechanism:H°+1←→HL Fast, equilibriumHI+H₂O₂ H₂O +HOI slowHOI+11+OH-OH+HH₂Ofastfast

The given reaction is,H2O2 + 2 H+ + 2 I- → I2 + 2 H2OProposed mechanism is,H+ + I- ↔ HI (fast,…

& Apply the steady-state approximation for the following reaction to find in mee H₂O₂+2H+21-h-2H₂O Based on this proposed mechanism: H+HI Fast, equilibrium HI+H₂O₂ → H₂O +HOI slow HOI+1+OH- OH +H* → H₂O fast fast

& Apply the steady-state approximation for the following reaction to find in mee H₂O₂+2H+21-h-2H₂O Based on this proposed mechanism: H+HI Fast, equilibrium HI+H₂O₂ → H₂O +HOI slow HOI+1+OH- OH +H* → H₂O fast fast

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8. Apply the steady-state approximation for the following reaction to find its me is. (
H₂O2+2H+21-b-2H₂O
Based on this proposed mechanism:
H°+1←→HL Fast, equilibrium
HI+H₂O₂ H₂O +HOI slow
HOI+11+OH-
OH+HH₂O
fast
fast

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