In basic aqueous solution the reaction I + OCI- → Cl¯ + OI- follows a rate law that is consistent with the following mechanism: OCI (aq) + H2O(€) НОСlag) + ОН (ag) (fast equilibrium) k-1 k2 I (aq) + HOCI(aq) HOI(aq) + CI¯(aq) (slow) ks OH"(aq) + HOI(aq) H¿O(€) + OI¯(aq) (fast) What rate law is predicted by this mechanism?

In basic aqueous solution the reaction I + OCI- → Cl¯ + OI- follows a rate law that is consistent with the following mechanism: OCI (aq) + H2O(€) НОСlag) + ОН (ag) (fast equilibrium) k-1 k2 I (aq) + HOCI(aq) HOI(aq) + CI¯(aq) (slow) ks OH"(aq) + HOI(aq) H¿O(€) + OI¯(aq) (fast) What rate law is predicted by this mechanism?

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