he proposed mechanism for the formation of phosgene (COCl₂) can be written in a simplified form as: Cl₂(g) Part A What rate law corresponds to this mechanism? Oks Oks ks k3 k₁ k3 ka k3 kı k₂ k₂ kı [CO][C1₂]3/2 k₁ k₂ [CO]³/²[C1₂] [CO][C1₂]3/2 k₂ k₁ [Co]³/2[C1₂] Cl(g) + CO(g) COCI(g) + Cl₂ (g) k₁ → ks 2Cl(g) COCI(g) COC12(g) + Cl(g) Fast Fast Slow

he proposed mechanism for the formation of phosgene (COCl₂) can be written in a simplified form as: Cl₂(g) Part A What rate law corresponds to this mechanism? Oks Oks ks k3 k₁ k3 ka k3 kı k₂ k₂ kı [CO][C1₂]3/2 k₁ k₂ [CO]³/²[C1₂] [CO][C1₂]3/2 k₂ k₁ [Co]³/2[C1₂] Cl(g) + CO(g) COCI(g) + Cl₂ (g) k₁ → ks 2Cl(g) COCI(g) COC12(g) + Cl(g) Fast Fast Slow

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