Consider the oxidation of nitrogen monoxide with the observed ratelaw below.Rate = k(No]² COz]2 NO (9 *O2 cg) → 2 NO 2 (g>The proposed two-step mechanism is:I. NO (g) * O2 (sDNO 3 c9) (Fast, reversible)I NO3 (9) + NO g> → 2 NO2(9) (Slow)A. Show above how the elementary steps sum to the overall balancedequation.B. Identify the intermediate(s)?C. Which step is rate-limiting?D. Write rate laws for the elementary steps. Give the molecularity foreach step.E. Using rate laws from part d., determine a reasonable rate law for theoverall process, including values for reaction orders. Is the mechanismreasonable and consistent with the observed rate law? Fully explain andshow ALL work.

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Consider the oxidation of nitrogen monoxide with the observed rate law below. Rate = k(NO)° C02) %3D 2 NO (9) + O2cg) →2 Nz cg) The proposed two-step mechanism is: I. NO (g) + Oz (g) = NO 3 C9) (Fast, reversible) I NO3 c9) + NO g> → 2 NO29) (Slow) A. Show above how the elementary steps sum to the overall balanced equation. B. Identify the intermediate(s)? C. Which step is rate-limiting?

Consider the oxidation of nitrogen monoxide with the observed rate law below. Rate = k(NO)° C02) %3D 2 NO (9) + O2cg) →2 Nz cg) The proposed two-step mechanism is: I. NO (g) + Oz (g) = NO 3 C9) (Fast, reversible) I NO3 c9) + NO g> → 2 NO29) (Slow) A. Show above how the elementary steps sum to the overall balanced equation. B. Identify the intermediate(s)? C. Which step is rate-limiting?

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