Consider the gas phase reaction2 NO + H₂N₂O + H₂OThe experimental rate law is found to be R = [NO]²[H₂]Which of the mechanisms shown below is consistent with the information about this reactiongiven in this question?Step 1: H₂ 2H(fast)Step2: H+2 NON₂O + OH (slow)Step 3: H+ OH → H₂O(fast)Step 1: NO + H₂ → N + H₂O (slow)Step2: N + NO → N₂0(fast)Step 1: NO + NOStep2: NO₂ + H₂Step 3: N + NONO₂ + N→ NO + H₂O→N,OStep 1: NO+NON₂O₂Step2: N₂O₂ + H2N₂O + H₂O(slow)(fast)(fast)(fast)(slow)

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Consider the gas phase reaction 2 NO + H₂ → N₂O + H₂O The experimental rate law is found to be R = = [NO]²[H₂] Which of the mechanisms shown below is consistent with the information about this reaction given in this question? 2H (fast) Step 1: H₂ Step2: H+2 NO→ Step 3: H + OH → N₂O + OH (slow) H₂O (fast) Step 1: NO + H₂ → Step2: N + NO → N₂O N + H₂O (slow) (fast) Step 1: NO + NO NO₂ + N Step2: NO₂ + H₂ → NO + H₂O Step 3: N + NO → Step 1: NO + NO N₂O₂ Step2: N₂O₂ + H2N₂O + H₂O O N₂O (slow) (fast) (fast) (fast) (slow)

Consider the gas phase reaction 2 NO + H₂ → N₂O + H₂O The experimental rate law is found to be R = = [NO]²[H₂] Which of the mechanisms shown below is consistent with the information about this reaction given in this question? 2H (fast) Step 1: H₂ Step2: H+2 NO→ Step 3: H + OH → N₂O + OH (slow) H₂O (fast) Step 1: NO + H₂ → Step2: N + NO → N₂O N + H₂O (slow) (fast) Step 1: NO + NO NO₂ + N Step2: NO₂ + H₂ → NO + H₂O Step 3: N + NO → Step 1: NO + NO N₂O₂ Step2: N₂O₂ + H2N₂O + H₂O O N₂O (slow) (fast) (fast) (fast) (slow)

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