Give a reaction rate for the provided mechanism and do not include the intermediates in the final equation.1. For the spontaneous reaction in water:Re(HzO)z + 2 KCN →Re(CN)z2 + 2K*(aq) + 2 H2OThe postulate mechanism is where all species are in aqueous phasek1Re(H₂O)2 + CN-Re(H₂O)(CN) + H₂OequilibriumRe(H₂O)(CN) + CN-I2 Re(H₂O)(CN)2-²Re(H2O)(CN)2243Re(CN)22 + H2Ok2slowfast

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For the spontaneous reaction in water: Re(H2O) + 2 KCN →Re(CN)22 + 2K*(aq) + 2 H2O The postulate mechanism is where all species are in aqueous phase Re(H₂O)2 + CN- Re(H₂O)(CN) + H₂O equilibrium k-1 k2 Re(H₂O)(CN) + CN- I2 Re(H₂O)(CN)2-² slow

For the spontaneous reaction in water: Re(H2O) + 2 KCN →Re(CN)22 + 2K*(aq) + 2 H2O The postulate mechanism is where all species are in aqueous phase Re(H₂O)2 + CN- Re(H₂O)(CN) + H₂O equilibrium k-1 k2 Re(H₂O)(CN) + CN- I2 Re(H₂O)(CN)2-² slow

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