16. The following mechanism has beensuggested for the reaction: H,O, + 2H* + 21 ----> I, + 2H,0HO,+| .OH + H* ----> H,0HOI + H* + I ----> I, + H,OIdentify the rate law that is consistent with----> HỘI + OHSlowFastFastthis mechanism

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16. The following mechanism has been suggested for the reaction: H,0, + 2H* + 21 ----> I, + 2H,O 2 2 ----> HỘI + OH Slow 2 2 OH + H* ----> H,O HOI + H* +1----> I, Fast , + H¸O Fast Identify the rate law that is consistent with this mechanism

16. The following mechanism has been suggested for the reaction: H,0, + 2H* + 21 ----> I, + 2H,O 2 2 ----> HỘI + OH Slow 2 2 OH + H* ----> H,O HOI + H* +1----> I, Fast , + H¸O Fast Identify the rate law that is consistent with this mechanism

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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