The elementary steps for a catalyzed reaction are shown below. Identify the catalyst? Identify the reactive intermediate? HyOz(sq) + I"(sq) + HyO(0) + IO"(sq) IO"(@g) + HyOz{0g) → HyO(n + Ox{9) + F(31) O The catalyst is H₂O₂(aq); the reactive intermediate is 1(aq). Ob The catalyst is (aq); the reactive intermediate is 10 (aq). O The catalyst is H₂O(); the reactive intermediate is 1(aq). The catalyst is (aq); the reactive intermediate is H₂O2(aq). The catalyst is 10(aq); the reactive intermediate is (aq).

The elementary steps for a catalyzed reaction are shown below. Identify the catalyst? Identify the reactive intermediate? HyOz(sq) + I"(sq) + HyO(0) + IO"(sq) IO"(@g) + HyOz{0g) → HyO(n + Ox{9) + F(31) O The catalyst is H₂O₂(aq); the reactive intermediate is 1(aq). Ob The catalyst is (aq); the reactive intermediate is 10 (aq). O The catalyst is H₂O(); the reactive intermediate is 1(aq). The catalyst is (aq); the reactive intermediate is H₂O2(aq). The catalyst is 10(aq); the reactive intermediate is (aq).

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Chapter12: Chemical Kinetics

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