Gaseous hydrochloric acid is produced from molecular hydrogen and molecular chlorine according to the following three-stepmechanism at 20 °C. The enthalpy energetic is based on 0.17 mol starting material. Remember as a rule of thumb that forevery 10° increase in temperature, the reaction rate doubles. (Show complete work for full credit)Step 1: (fast)Cl2 (g) = 2C1 (g)Ef = 80 kJAH, = 50 kJE- 60 kJact1Step 2: (fast)H2 (g)CI (9) = H2CI (9)Ez* = 90 kJAH2 = -25kJkJact1Step 3: (slow)H2CI (g)CI (g)E, = 110kJ→2HCI(g)AH3 =_ kJEHa = - 10 kJWrite the net reaction. What is/are the intermediate(s) for this reaction? What is the catalyst?Net Rxn:a.Intermediates:Catalyst:b,What is the rate constant for this reaction at 20.00 °C? Include the value of K and the units. Use A = 5.550-107 Mst.

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Gaseous hydrochloric acid is produced from molecular hydrogen and molecular chlorine according to the following three-step mechanism at 20 °C. The enthalpy energetic is based on 0.17 mol starting material. Remember as a rule of thumb that for every 10° increase in temperature, the reaction rate doubles. (Show complete work for full credit) Step 1: (fast) Cl2 (g) 2C1 (g) Et = 80 kJ AH1 = 50 kJ Eacti = 60 kJ Step 2: (fast) H2 (g) Cl (g) = H2CI (g) Ez* = 90 kJ AH2 = -25kJ E act1 kJ +] Step 3: (slow) H2CI (9) • Cl (g) → 2HCI (9) E, = 110kJ AH3 = _ kJ EHCI =- 10 kJ Write the net reaction. What is/are the intermediate(s) for this reaction? What is the catalyst? a. Net Rxn: Intermediates: Catalyst: b. What is the rate constant for this reaction at 20.00 °C? Include the value of K and the units. Use A = 5,550-107 M s!

Gaseous hydrochloric acid is produced from molecular hydrogen and molecular chlorine according to the following three-step mechanism at 20 °C. The enthalpy energetic is based on 0.17 mol starting material. Remember as a rule of thumb that for every 10° increase in temperature, the reaction rate doubles. (Show complete work for full credit) Step 1: (fast) Cl2 (g) 2C1 (g) Et = 80 kJ AH1 = 50 kJ Eacti = 60 kJ Step 2: (fast) H2 (g) Cl (g) = H2CI (g) Ez* = 90 kJ AH2 = -25kJ E act1 kJ +] Step 3: (slow) H2CI (9) • Cl (g) → 2HCI (9) E, = 110kJ AH3 = _ kJ EHCI =- 10 kJ Write the net reaction. What is/are the intermediate(s) for this reaction? What is the catalyst? a. Net Rxn: Intermediates: Catalyst: b. What is the rate constant for this reaction at 20.00 °C? Include the value of K and the units. Use A = 5,550-107 M s!

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