QUESTION 1Consider the mechanism shown here:2 NO →N202N202 + H2 → N20 + H2O (slow step)N20 + H2 →N2 + H20Write the balanced, overall reaction for this mechanism. You do not need tosubscript the #atoms in each molecule, use an "equals sign" for the arrow.

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JO→ N2O2 02 + H2 →N20 + H20 (slow step) O+ H2→N2 + H20 -> e the balanced, overall reaction for this mechanism. You do not need to cript the #atoms in each molecule, use an "equals sign" for the arrow.

JO→ N2O2 02 + H2 →N20 + H20 (slow step) O+ H2→N2 + H20 -> e the balanced, overall reaction for this mechanism. You do not need to cript the #atoms in each molecule, use an "equals sign" for the arrow.

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