[24] The rate law for the reaction X+Y→XY is experimentally determined as R = K[x]2[Y]. Determine a rate law based on the following mechanism and state whether the mechanism is valid k₁ (fast) 2X k-1 X₂ k₂ X₂ +YXY+X (slow)

[24] The rate law for the reaction X+Y→XY is experimentally determined as R = K[x]2[Y]. Determine a rate law based on the following mechanism and state whether the mechanism is valid k₁ (fast) 2X k-1 X₂ k₂ X₂ +YXY+X (slow)

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[24] The rate law for the reaction X+Y→XY is experimentally determined as R = K[x]2[Y]. Determine a rate law based on the
following mechanism and state whether the mechanism is valid
k₁
(fast)
2X X₂
k-1
k2
X₂ + YXY + X (slow)

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