Current Attempt in Progress The decomposition of ozone, O3, is believed to occur by the two-step mechanism O3-02 + O (slow) O+ O3 → 202 (fast) 203 → 302 (net reaction) If this is the mechanism, what is the reaction's rate law? O Rate = k[O][O3] O Rate = k[O2]? O Rate = k[O3] %3D ORate = k[O][O2] O Rate = k[O3]2 O Rate = k[O2]3 %3D O None of these or more informtion is required.
Current Attempt in Progress The decomposition of ozone, O3, is believed to occur by the two-step mechanism O3-02 + O (slow) O+ O3 → 202 (fast) 203 → 302 (net reaction) If this is the mechanism, what is the reaction's rate law? O Rate = k[O][O3] O Rate = k[O2]? O Rate = k[O3] %3D ORate = k[O][O2] O Rate = k[O3]2 O Rate = k[O2]3 %3D O None of these or more informtion is required.
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The decomposition of ozone, O3, is believed to occur by the two-step mechanism
O3→ 02 + O
(slow)
O+ O3→ 202 (fast)
203 → 302
(net reaction)
If this is the mechanism, what is the reaction's rate law?
Rate = k[O][O3]
O Rate = k[O2]²
Rate = k[O3]
O Rate = k[O][O2]
O Rate = k[O3]2
O Rate = k[O2]3
%3D
%3D
O None of these or more informtion is required.
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Current Attempt in Progress
The decomposition of ozone, O3, is believed to occur by the two-step mechanism
O3→ 02 + O
(slow)
O+ O3→ 202 (fast)
203 → 302
(net reaction)
If this is the mechanism, what is the reaction's rate law?
Rate = k[O][O3]
O Rate = k[O2]²
Rate = k[O3]
O Rate = k[O][O2]
O Rate = k[O3]2
O Rate = k[O2]3
%3D
%3D
O None of these or more informtion is required.
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