5. The reaction 2NO + Br2 → 2NOBR may occur by the following mechanism. What is the rate lawpredicted by this mechanism?NO + Br2 <= k|/k-1 => NOB12 (fast, equilibrium)NOBB2 + NOk22NOBR (slow)

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he reaction 2NO + Br2 → 2NOBR may occur by the following mechanism. What is the rate law redicted by this mechanism? NO + Br2 <= ki/k-1 => NOB12 (fast, equilibrium) NOB12 + NO k2 2NOBR (slow)

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5. The reaction 2NO + Br2 → 2NOBR may occur by the following mechanism. What is the rate law
predicted by this mechanism?
NO + Br2 <= k|/k-1 => NOB12 (fast, equilibrium)
NOBB2 + NO
k2
2NOBR (slow)

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