For the reaction2NO + Cl₂Match the appropriate rate law to each postulated mechanism.A Rate = K[NO]²[Cl₂]²B Rate = k[Cl₂]²C Rate =K[NO][Cl₂]D Rate = K[NO]²[Cl₂]Rate =K[NO]²F Rate = k[Cl₂]2NOCINO + Cl₂2NOCI2NOCI 3G Rate =H Rate = K[NO]I None of the aboveK[NO][Cl₂]²NO + Cl₂NOCI₂ + NONOCI₂→→NOCI 3 + NOCI slow→ NOCI + Cl₂ fastCl₂ → 2CICI + NOfast equilibriumNOCI2 fast equilibrium2NOCI slowslowNOCI fast NO + Cl₂2NOCI2NOCI 3NO + Cl₂NOCI₂ + NOCl₂ → 2CICI + NONO + Cl₂NOCI₂ + NONOCI₂ 2NOCI3 + NOCINOCI + Cl₂ fastfast equilibriumslowNOCI₂NOC₂ fast equilibrium2NOCI slowslowNOCI fastNOCI₂ slow2NOCI fastSubmit Answer Tries 0/99

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For the reaction 2NO + Cl₂ Match the appropriate rate law to each postulated mechanism. A Rate = K[NO]²[Cl₂]² B Rate = K[Cl₂]² C Rate = K[NO][Cl₂] D Rate = K[NO]²[Cl₂] E Rate = F Rate NO + Cl₂ 2NOCI2 NOCI 3 k[NO]² k[Cl₂] G Rate = K[NO][Cl₂]² H Rate = k[NO] I None of the above NO + Cl₂ NOCI₂ + NO Cl₂ CI + NO 2NOCI 2CI NOCI₂ NOCI 3 + NOCI slow NOCI + Cl₂ fast fast equilibrium NOCI₂ fast equilibrium 2NOCI slow slow NOCI fast

For the reaction 2NO + Cl₂ Match the appropriate rate law to each postulated mechanism. A Rate = K[NO]²[Cl₂]² B Rate = K[Cl₂]² C Rate = K[NO][Cl₂] D Rate = K[NO]²[Cl₂] E Rate = F Rate NO + Cl₂ 2NOCI2 NOCI 3 k[NO]² k[Cl₂] G Rate = K[NO][Cl₂]² H Rate = k[NO] I None of the above NO + Cl₂ NOCI₂ + NO Cl₂ CI + NO 2NOCI 2CI NOCI₂ NOCI 3 + NOCI slow NOCI + Cl₂ fast fast equilibrium NOCI₂ fast equilibrium 2NOCI slow slow NOCI fast

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