The substitution of an Iby a Clon H3C-I can occur by two possible mechanisms: Mechanism I: step 1. H3CI → H3C+ + I- slow step step 2. H3C+ + Cl- → H3CCl fast step Mechanism II: step 1. H3CI + Cl- → H3CClI slow step step 2. H3CClI → H3CCl + I- fast step a.) Write a rate law for each reaction.

The substitution of an Iby a Clon H3C-I can occur by two possible mechanisms: Mechanism I: step 1. H3CI → H3C+ + I- slow step step 2. H3C+ + Cl- → H3CCl fast step Mechanism II: step 1. H3CI + Cl- → H3CClI slow step step 2. H3CClI → H3CCl + I- fast step a.) Write a rate law for each reaction.

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