Consider the reaction: NO + 03 -> NO₂ + 0₂ The experimentally determined rate law for this reaction is: Rate = k[NO][03] The following mechanism was proposed: 1. NO -> N+O (slow) 2. N+03 -> NO₂ + 0 (fast) 3. 0+ 0 →» 0₂ (fast) Is this mechanism valid? Explain using the three criteria discussed in class.

Consider the reaction: NO + 03 -> NO₂ + 0₂ The experimentally determined rate law for this reaction is: Rate = k[NO][03] The following mechanism was proposed: 1. NO -> N+O (slow) 2. N+03 -> NO₂ + 0 (fast) 3. 0+ 0 →» 0₂ (fast) Is this mechanism valid? Explain using the three criteria discussed in class.

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