Answer the questions below based on the following proposed mechanism: (1) Broaq) +Haq) HBrO 3(9) (2) HBrO 3(aq) + Hag) =H₂Bro(aq) (3) Brinq) + H₂BrO(g) ₁(Br-BrO₂)(aq) + H₂O(1) (4) (Br-BrO₂)(aq) +4H(+4Br(aq) 3Br2(+2H₂O( (fast equilibrium) (fast equilibrium) (slow) (fast) Blank 1: What is the overall reaction? Put brackets around each ion and add the charge of the ion on the outside of the brackets. Don't include states. Blank 2: What are the intermediates in the mechanism? Blank 3: What is the molecularity of the third elementary step? Blank 4: Which step is the rate determining step? Blank 5: What is the rate law predicted by this mechanism? Show all k constants, put brackets around each ion and add the charge of the ion on the outside of the brackets. Separate each species with square brackets [].

Answer the questions below based on the following proposed mechanism: (1) Broaq) +Haq) HBrO 3(9) (2) HBrO 3(aq) + Hag) =H₂Bro(aq) (3) Brinq) + H₂BrO(g) ₁(Br-BrO₂)(aq) + H₂O(1) (4) (Br-BrO₂)(aq) +4H(+4Br(aq) 3Br2(+2H₂O( (fast equilibrium) (fast equilibrium) (slow) (fast) Blank 1: What is the overall reaction? Put brackets around each ion and add the charge of the ion on the outside of the brackets. Don't include states. Blank 2: What are the intermediates in the mechanism? Blank 3: What is the molecularity of the third elementary step? Blank 4: Which step is the rate determining step? Blank 5: What is the rate law predicted by this mechanism? Show all k constants, put brackets around each ion and add the charge of the ion on the outside of the brackets. Separate each species with square brackets [].

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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