Using the experimental data provided, determine and write the Rate Law of the followingreaction.Reaction: C₂H4Br₂ (aq) + 31¯ (aq) → C₂H4 (1) + 2Br¯ (aq) + 13¯ (aq)InitialInitialInitial RateExperiment [C₂H4Br2(aq)][I (aq)](M/s)(mol/L)(mol/L)10.1270.1026.45x10-520.3430.1021.74x10-430.1270.1257.90x10-5 Notes for writing answer in blank space below:Submit only the rate law (be sure to include the entire expression, with just 'k' for the rate constant),with no explanations or alternatives (these will marked incorrect)• Write the reagents needed for the rate law in the same order they appear in the reaction aboveWrite any subscripts as regular text (such as "N2"); phases may be omitted for simplicity of submittinganswers• Write any superscripts in brackets (such as "Na(+)"); orders of "1" may be omitted (such as "[02]"instead of "[02](1)")

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Using the experimental data provided, determine and write the Rate Law of the following reaction. Reaction: C₂H4Br2 (aq) + 31 (aq) → C₂H4 (1) + 2Br (aq) + 13 (aq) Initial Initial Experiment [C₂H4BR2(aq)] [I (aq)] Initial Rate (m/s) (mol/L) (mol/L) 1 0.127 0.102 6.45x10-5 2 0.343 0.102 1.74x10-4 3 0.127 0.125 7.90x10-5

Using the experimental data provided, determine and write the Rate Law of the following reaction. Reaction: C₂H4Br2 (aq) + 31 (aq) → C₂H4 (1) + 2Br (aq) + 13 (aq) Initial Initial Experiment [C₂H4BR2(aq)] [I (aq)] Initial Rate (m/s) (mol/L) (mol/L) 1 0.127 0.102 6.45x10-5 2 0.343 0.102 1.74x10-4 3 0.127 0.125 7.90x10-5

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