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.Write the overall reaction and the rate laws that correspond to the following reaction mechanisms. Be sure to eliminate intermediates from the answers.

a)2A+Bk-1k1DD+Bk2E+FFGFastequilbriumb)A+Bk-1k1CC+Dk-2k2FFk3GSlow

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The rate law for the corresponding mecahnism isRate=k1k2k3DABk-2k-1

Step by step solution

01

Over all reaction:

If the reaction contains several steps overall reaction can be obtained by adding reactants and products on either side and canceling the common terms.

2A+B+D+F→D+E+F+G......1

Canceling common terms on both sides

localid="1661172446369" 2A+B→E+G......2

02

Rate determining step;

If the expression contains several steps slowest step is the rate determining step

D+Bk2E+FSlowRate=k2DB...........3

03

Determination of rate law:

D is found to be equilbrium with E,A,F,B.the equilbrium constant for first reaction is

K1=DBA2.........4K1=k1k-1...........5

From eqaution 4 and 5 following equation is derived

localid="1661173184761" k1k-1=DBA2.........6orD=k1BA2k-1

Substituting D value in equation 3

Rate=k2k1B2A2k-1........7

Therefore rate law corresponds to above mechanism isRate=k2k1B2A2k-1

04

Overall reaction:

b)If the reaction contains several steps overall reaction can be obtained by adding reactants and products on either side and canceling the common terms.

A+B+D+C+F→C+F+G......1

Canceling common terms on both sides

A+B+D→G......2

05

Rate determining step:

If the expression contains several steps s lowest step is the rate determining step

FGk3Rate=k3F........3

06

Determination  of Rate law:

But F is in equilbrium with C,D and G then equilbrium constant K2

is defined as

K2=FCD.........4

According to principle of detailed balance

k2=k2k-2......5

From eqaution 4 and 5

k2k-2=FCD.........6F=CDk2k-2........7

Substituing the value in equation-3

Rate=k3F..............3Rat=k3k2CDk-2..........8

Again C is in equilbrium with A and B in the first step,if the equilbrium constant of first step is K1 then

K1=CAB...........9AccordingtoprincipleofdetailedbalanceK1=k1k-1..............10k1k-1=CAB.............11orC=k1ABk-1Fromequation5and6followingequationisderivedSubstitutingthevalueofCinequation-8Rate=k1k2k3DABk-1k-2...............13

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