Write the rate law for the formation of hydrogen iodide corresponding to the following mechanism.k₁(fast)12€k-121k₂H₂+1= H₂I+CCl₂K-2H₂l+CCl3 (fast)k3H₂1 +12HI (slow)

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Write the rate law for the formation of hydrogen iodide corresponding to the following mechanism. 12 (fast) K-1 21 k2 H₂ +1H₂1 +CCl₂ (fast) K-2 k3 H₂1+I2HI (slow)

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Write the rate law for the formation of hydrogen iodide corresponding to the following mechanism.
k₁
(fast)
12€
k-1
21
k₂
H₂+1= H₂I+CCl₂
K-2
H₂l+CCl3 (fast)
k3
H₂1 +12HI (slow)

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