Here is a proposed reaction mechanism for the reaction of hypobromite ion withiodide ion.OBr + H2O → HOBr+ OH¯HOBR + I* → HỘI + BrHỘI + OH¯ → H2O + OI"Identify each species as being either a reactant, a product, an intermediate, or acatalyst.OBr1. Reactant in final balanced reactionequation.H202. Product in final balanced reactionequation.Br3. A reaction intermediate.НОBr4. A catalyst.

The reaction mechanism is given, Overall Balanced chemical reaction is OBr- + I- ----> Br- + IO-…

Here is a proposed reaction mechanism for the reaction iodide ion. OBr + H20 - HOBR+ OH HOBR + I –→ HOI + Br HOI + OH H2O + OI¯ Identify each species as being either a reactant, a produc catalyst. 1. Reactant equation OBr H20 2. Product i equation. Br >

Here is a proposed reaction mechanism for the reaction iodide ion. OBr + H20 - HOBR+ OH HOBR + I –→ HOI + Br HOI + OH H2O + OI¯ Identify each species as being either a reactant, a produc catalyst. 1. Reactant equation OBr H20 2. Product i equation. Br >

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