Reaction 1: Step 1(slow): H2(g) + IClg) HIg)+ HCl(g) Step 2 (fast): HIg)+ ICle) → Ig) HCI@) a. Write the overall reaction. What substance is the reaction intermediate? b. What is the rate law for the mechanism? c. What is the molecularity of the mechanism?

Reaction 1: Step 1(slow): H2(g) + IClg) HIg)+ HCl(g) Step 2 (fast): HIg)+ ICle) → Ig) HCI@) a. Write the overall reaction. What substance is the reaction intermediate? b. What is the rate law for the mechanism? c. What is the molecularity of the mechanism?

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Reaction 1: Step 1(slow): H2g) + IClg) → HIg) + HCI@)
Step 2 (fast): HI(g) + IClg) → I2cg) HCI®)
a. Write the overall reaction. What substance is the reaction
intermediate?
b. What is the rate law for the mechanism?
c. What is the molecularity of the mechanism?

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