Two mechanisms are proposed:
Mechanism 1:
Step 1 H202+1 → H2O +OI-
0 - + H+ + HỘI
Step 2 HOI + |- + H+ → 12+ H20
12 + |-→ 13
Mechanism 2:
step 1 H202 + I- + H+H2O + HOI
Step 2 HOI + l-+ H+ → 12 + H2O
12+ |- → 131
Which of the following describes a potentially correct mechanism?
A) Mechanism I with the first step the rate determining step.
B) Mechanism I with the second step the rate determining step.
C) Mechanism Il with the first step rate determining.
D) Mechanism Il with the second step rate determining.
E) None of these could be correct.
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