Question 3The equation for an overall reaction is: I- + QCI-→ IO- + Cl-a.) The following is a proposed mechanism for this reaction. One of the species has been leftout. Determine what that species is (? = place holder for that species). Make sure thecharge is correct if it has one.Step 1: QCI- +H2O →Step 2: I-+ HQCI → IOH + Cl- (slow )Step 3: IOH + OH- → ?+H2O (fast)HOCI+ OH- (fast)b.) Identify any intermediates or catalysts.c.) Identify the rate determining step.d.) Identify if any steps have equilibrium or not.e.) Draw a reasonable potential energy graph for this reaction. It is endothermic.EnthalpyProgress of Reaction

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Question 3 The equation for an overall reaction is: I-+ QCI- → I0- + Cl- a.) The following is a proposed mechanism for this reaction. One of the species has been left out. Determine what that species is (? = place holder for that species). Make sure the charge is correct if it has one. Step 1: OCI+ H2O → HOCI + OH- (fast) Step 2: I-+ HQCI Step 3: IOH + OH- → ? +H2O (fast) → IOH+Cl- (slow ) b.) Identify any intermediates or catalysts. c.) Identify the rate determining step. d.) Identify if any steps have equilibrium or not. e.) Draw a reasonable potential energy graph for this reaction. It is endothermic. Enthalpy Progress of Reaction

Question 3 The equation for an overall reaction is: I-+ QCI- → I0- + Cl- a.) The following is a proposed mechanism for this reaction. One of the species has been left out. Determine what that species is (? = place holder for that species). Make sure the charge is correct if it has one. Step 1: OCI+ H2O → HOCI + OH- (fast) Step 2: I-+ HQCI Step 3: IOH + OH- → ? +H2O (fast) → IOH+Cl- (slow ) b.) Identify any intermediates or catalysts. c.) Identify the rate determining step. d.) Identify if any steps have equilibrium or not. e.) Draw a reasonable potential energy graph for this reaction. It is endothermic. Enthalpy Progress of Reaction

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