Analyze the following reaction mechanism: 1. H₂O₂ → H₂O + O 2. O + CF₂Cl₂ → CIO + CF₂CI 3. CIO + 03 → CI + 202 4. CI+ CF₂CI → CF₂Cl₂ a) Based on the reaction mechanism, what is the molecularity of elementary step 1? b) Based on the reaction mechanism, what is the molecularity of elementary step 2? c) Based on the reaction mechanism, what is the molecularity of elementary step 3? d) Based on the reaction mechanism, what is the molecularity of elementary step 4?

Analyze the following reaction mechanism: 1. H₂O₂ → H₂O + O 2. O + CF₂Cl₂ → CIO + CF₂CI 3. CIO + 03 → CI + 202 4. CI+ CF₂CI → CF₂Cl₂ a) Based on the reaction mechanism, what is the molecularity of elementary step 1? b) Based on the reaction mechanism, what is the molecularity of elementary step 2? c) Based on the reaction mechanism, what is the molecularity of elementary step 3? d) Based on the reaction mechanism, what is the molecularity of elementary step 4?

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