What is the rate law for the following mechanism:NO (g) + Br2 (g) 2 NOB12 (g) (fast equilibrium)(rate of forward reaction: k1, rate of reverse reaction: k-1)NOB12 (g) + NO (g) – 2 NOB1 (g) (slow, rate: k2)Rate= k2 [NOB12][N0]Rate= k1 [NO][Br2]OB.Rate= (k1/k.1) [NO][Br2]Rate= k2 (k1/k.j) [NOJ²[Br2]O E. Rate= k2 [NO]²{Br2]

What is the rate law for the following mechanism: NO (g) + Br2 (g) 2 NOB12 (g) (fast equilibrium) (rate of forward reaction: k1, rate of reverse reaction: k.j) NOB12 (g) + NO (g) → 2 NOB1 (g) (slow, rate: k2) Rate= k2 [NOB12][NO] A. Rate= k1 [NO][Br2] OB. Rate= (k1/k.1) [NO][Br2] Rate= k2 (k1/k.j) [NOJ²[Br2] O E. Rate= k2 [NO]²{Br2]

What is the rate law for the following mechanism: NO (g) + Br2 (g) 2 NOB12 (g) (fast equilibrium) (rate of forward reaction: k1, rate of reverse reaction: k.j) NOB12 (g) + NO (g) → 2 NOB1 (g) (slow, rate: k2) Rate= k2 [NOB12][NO] A. Rate= k1 [NO][Br2] OB. Rate= (k1/k.1) [NO][Br2] Rate= k2 (k1/k.j) [NOJ²[Br2] O E. Rate= k2 [NO]²{Br2]

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