It is found that the reaction below: 2 H202 --> 2 H20 + 02 is catalyzed by the iodide ion with the following law of experimental speed: rs k[H202][I-] One mechanism that could be proposed for this reaction is as follows: H202 + I-> H2O + 10. Slow 10 + H202 --> H20 + 02 + - fast It can be said that such a feasible mechanism for this because Select one: a. it is not.. at least two out of three criteria are not met for a mechanism to be possible. b. is.. two out of three criteria are met for a mechanism to be possible. c. is. one of three criteria is met for a mechanism to be possible. d. is. the three criteria required for a mechanism to be possible are met. e. it is not. because the iodide ion does not appear in the reagents of the net reaction

It is found that the reaction below: 2 H202 --> 2 H20 + 02 is catalyzed by the iodide ion with the following law of experimental speed: rs k[H202][I-] One mechanism that could be proposed for this reaction is as follows: H202 + I-> H2O + 10. Slow 10 + H202 --> H20 + 02 + - fast It can be said that such a feasible mechanism for this because Select one: a. it is not.. at least two out of three criteria are not met for a mechanism to be possible. b. is.. two out of three criteria are met for a mechanism to be possible. c. is. one of three criteria is met for a mechanism to be possible. d. is. the three criteria required for a mechanism to be possible are met. e. it is not. because the iodide ion does not appear in the reagents of the net reaction

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