1. To determine the rate of a reaction experimentally, it is necessary to have some method of following theprogress of the reaction. There are several ways of dolng this, depending on the reaction.To determine the mechanism of reaction, all possible mechanisms are considered; the one that agreeswith the experlmentally determined rate law is the correct one.CREATINGGiven the rate determining step in a reaction, write the rate law for that reaction.

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