1. Tabulated below are initial rate data for the reaction2Fe(CN)63- + 21- → 2Fe(CN)64- + 12Initial3-Run [Fe(CN), lo [I], [Fe(CN),1 LL Rate (M / s)10.010.010.010.011 × 10-520.010.020.010.012 x 10-530.020.020.010.018 x 10-540.020.020.020.018 x 10-550.020.020.020.028 x 10-5The experimental rate law is:A[I,].A[I,][A]AtK[Fe(CN), ][I ][Fe(CN),“] [B]k[Fe(CN), }[I ][Fe(CN), ][L]At[C]AtA[I,],[Fe(CN),")[r] [D]A[I,]k[Fe(CN)," f[I J[Fe(CN),“ }[I,]AtA[L,]3-[E]k[Fe(CN), ][IAt

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The experimental rate law is: A[I,] = [A] A[I,] k[Fe(CN), ][I][Fe(CN),“ ] [B] At k[Fe(CN), F[I ][Fe(CN),“ ][I,] At [C] At 스L,] k[F¢(CN),*)][r] [D] A[I,]. k[Fe(CN)," F[I f[Fe(CN),“ }[I,] At A[I,] [E] k[Fe(CN)," ][I† At

The experimental rate law is: A[I,] = [A] A[I,] k[Fe(CN), ][I][Fe(CN),“ ] [B] At k[Fe(CN), F[I ][Fe(CN),“ ][I,] At [C] At 스L,] k[F¢(CN),*)][r] [D] A[I,]. k[Fe(CN)," F[I f[Fe(CN),“ }[I,] At A[I,] [E] k[Fe(CN)," ][I† At

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