Given the following proposed mechanism, predict the rate law for the overall reaction. 2NO₂+ Cl₂ → 2NO₂CI (overall reaction) Mechanism NO₂+ Cl2 → NO₂CI+ Cl NO 2 + Cl → NO₂CI A) Rate = k[NO₂] [Cl₂] C) Rate = k[NO₂][CI] = slow fast B) Rate = k[NO₂]²[C]² D) Rate = k[NO₂CI][CI]² E) Rate= k[NO₂CI]

Given the following proposed mechanism, predict the rate law for the overall reaction. 2NO₂+ Cl₂ → 2NO₂CI (overall reaction) Mechanism NO₂+ Cl2 → NO₂CI+ Cl NO 2 + Cl → NO₂CI A) Rate = k[NO₂] [Cl₂] C) Rate = k[NO₂][CI] = slow fast B) Rate = k[NO₂]²[C]² D) Rate = k[NO₂CI][CI]² E) Rate= k[NO₂CI]

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