In this experiment you studied the following net chemical reaction that we will call reaction (1):H,0, + 2H + 21 - 1, + 2 H,0(1)with the following proposed three-step reaction mechanism:H,0, +1 - OH + HOIOH + H* - H,0HOI + H* + - l + H,0Step 1: (slow)Step 2: (very fast)Step 3: (fast)In neutral solution containing only hydrogen peroxide and iodide ion, a different net chemical reactionoccurs:2 H,02 - 2 H,0 + 0,{g)(2)The following three-step reaction mechanism has been proposed to explain reaction (2):Step 1: (slow)H,0, +1 - OH + HOIStep 2a: (very fast) OH + HOI 10 + H,0H,0, + 10I + H20 + 0,(g)2 H202 → 2 HzO + OeC5)Show that when you sum the three reaction steps the net result is reaction (2):Step 3a: (fast)What would be the expected rate law for the reaction mechanism, assuming that the rate of reaction (2) islimited by the slow Step 1?

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In neutral solution containing only hydrogen peroxide and iodide ion, a different net chemical reaction occurs: 2 H,0, - 2 H,0 + O;{g) (2) The following three-step reaction mechanism has been proposed to explain reaction (2): Step 1: (slow) H,O, +1 - OH + HOI Step 2a: (very fast) OH + HOI - 10- + H,0 H,0 + 10 I + H,0 + 0;(g) 2 H202 → 2 HzO + OLCJ Show that when you sum the three reaction steps the net result is reaction (2): Step 3a: (fast) What would be the expected rate law for the reaction mechanism, assuming that the rate of reaction (2) is limited by the slow Step 1?

In neutral solution containing only hydrogen peroxide and iodide ion, a different net chemical reaction occurs: 2 H,0, - 2 H,0 + O;{g) (2) The following three-step reaction mechanism has been proposed to explain reaction (2): Step 1: (slow) H,O, +1 - OH + HOI Step 2a: (very fast) OH + HOI - 10- + H,0 H,0 + 10 I + H,0 + 0;(g) 2 H202 → 2 HzO + OLCJ Show that when you sum the three reaction steps the net result is reaction (2): Step 3a: (fast) What would be the expected rate law for the reaction mechanism, assuming that the rate of reaction (2) is limited by the slow Step 1?

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