An iodine-clock kinetics experiment was performed by varying the composition of reactant solutions and measuring the resulting rates of reaction. Trial 1 Trial 2 10.0 mL I¯(aq) 10.0 mL I¯(aq) Reactant solution A 5.0 mL S,0 (aq) 10.0 mL S,O (aq) 5.0 mL S,0 (aq) 5.0 mL S, 0 (aq) Reactant solution B 1.0 mL starch (aq) 1.0 mL starch (aq) Time to complete reaction 10 s 20 s How do trials 1 and 2 in the table differ? Trial 2 has twice as much S,O? as trial 1. Trial 1 has half as much starch as trial 2. Trial 2 has half as much S,O, as trial 1. Trial 1 has twice as much I- as trial 2. Four mechanisms have been proposed to explain the results in the table. Mechanism 1: I (aq) + I-(aq) L (aq) (slow) → L (aq) + S,0 (aq) → L (aq) + SO? (aq) (fast) Mechanism 2: I (aq) + S,0 (aq) → [S,O, · I]³ (aq) (slow) [S,O, · Ijš-(aq) +I(aq) → L,(aq) + 2 So (aq) (fast) > Mechanism 3: I (aq) + S,0; (aq)= [S,0, · I]3-(aq) (fast) [S,0, · IJ3-(aq) +I(aq) → L (aq) + 2 SO (aq) (slow) Mechanism 4: 21- (aq) + S,0 (aq) → 1, (aq) + 2 So (aq) Of the proposed mechanisms, which would be supported by the results in the table? O mechanism 1 O mechanism 2 mechanism 3 O mechanism 4 O O O O

An iodine-clock kinetics experiment was performed by varying the composition of reactant solutions and measuring the resulting rates of reaction. Trial 1 Trial 2 10.0 mL I¯(aq) 10.0 mL I¯(aq) Reactant solution A 5.0 mL S,0 (aq) 10.0 mL S,O (aq) 5.0 mL S,0 (aq) 5.0 mL S, 0 (aq) Reactant solution B 1.0 mL starch (aq) 1.0 mL starch (aq) Time to complete reaction 10 s 20 s How do trials 1 and 2 in the table differ? Trial 2 has twice as much S,O? as trial 1. Trial 1 has half as much starch as trial 2. Trial 2 has half as much S,O, as trial 1. Trial 1 has twice as much I- as trial 2. Four mechanisms have been proposed to explain the results in the table. Mechanism 1: I (aq) + I-(aq) L (aq) (slow) → L (aq) + S,0 (aq) → L (aq) + SO? (aq) (fast) Mechanism 2: I (aq) + S,0 (aq) → [S,O, · I]³ (aq) (slow) [S,O, · Ijš-(aq) +I(aq) → L,(aq) + 2 So (aq) (fast) > Mechanism 3: I (aq) + S,0; (aq)= [S,0, · I]3-(aq) (fast) [S,0, · IJ3-(aq) +I(aq) → L (aq) + 2 SO (aq) (slow) Mechanism 4: 21- (aq) + S,0 (aq) → 1, (aq) + 2 So (aq) Of the proposed mechanisms, which would be supported by the results in the table? O mechanism 1 O mechanism 2 mechanism 3 O mechanism 4 O O O O

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