The mechanism for the reaction 2H,0,(ag) → 2H,O() + 0,(g) in the presence of l"(aq) is proposed to be:Step 1: H,0,(aq) +I(aq) → H,O(1) + Ol"(aq) (slow)Step 2: H,0,(aq)+ OI"(aq) → H,0() + 0,(g) + I"(aq) (fast)Identify a) any intermediates, b) any catalysts, and c) the rate law for the overall reaction:тTArial3 (12pt)T·E-EPath: p

A) intermediate is OI- b) catalyst is I- C) Rate =K[H2O2] Here I - is catalyst as it is consumed…

The mechanism for the reaction 2H,0,(aq) → 2H,0() + 0,(g) in the presence of I"(aq) is proposed to be: Step 1: H20, (aq) +I(aq) → H,O)+ Ol"(aq) (slow) Step 2: H,0,(aq) + O1(aq) → H,0() + 0,(g) + I"(aq) (fast) Identify a) any intermediates, b) any catalysts, and c) the rate law for the overall reaction.

The mechanism for the reaction 2H,0,(aq) → 2H,0() + 0,(g) in the presence of I"(aq) is proposed to be: Step 1: H20, (aq) +I(aq) → H,O)+ Ol"(aq) (slow) Step 2: H,0,(aq) + O1(aq) → H,0() + 0,(g) + I"(aq) (fast) Identify a) any intermediates, b) any catalysts, and c) the rate law for the overall reaction.

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