MechanismkrSuppose a reaction occurs with the following mechanism. All are elementary steps.Step 1: O₂(g) 20(g)fastStep 2: O(g) + N₂(g)Step 3: O(g) + N(g)К2 NO(g) + N(g) slowNO(g) very fastK3$56What is the overall rate law for this reaction?Rate = k[N₂][0₂][N][O]Rate = kr[0₂]²Rate = K[N₂][0₂]¹/2Rate = kf[0₂]/k,[0]²Rate = K[N₂][0₂]²Rate = K[0₂][N₂]0000MacBook Pro&7008Submit

Mechanism Suppose a reaction occurs with the following mechanism. All are elementary steps. Step 1: O₂(g) 20(g) fast Step 2: O(g) + N₂(g) 2, NO(g) + N(g) slow Step 3: O(g) + N(g) NO(g) K3 very fast What is the overall rate law for this reaction? Rate = k[N₂][0₂][N][O] Rate = k₁[0₂]² Rate = k[N₂][0₂]¹/2 Rate = kf[0₂]/k,[0]²2 Rate = k[N₂][0₂12 Rate = K[0₂][N₂]

Mechanism Suppose a reaction occurs with the following mechanism. All are elementary steps. Step 1: O₂(g) 20(g) fast Step 2: O(g) + N₂(g) 2, NO(g) + N(g) slow Step 3: O(g) + N(g) NO(g) K3 very fast What is the overall rate law for this reaction? Rate = k[N₂][0₂][N][O] Rate = k₁[0₂]² Rate = k[N₂][0₂]¹/2 Rate = kf[0₂]/k,[0]²2 Rate = k[N₂][0₂12 Rate = K[0₂][N₂]

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