Is this correct for Part A? Rate=k[NO2]^2[O3] I\'ve reviewed notes and I\'m stil

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Is this correct for Part A? Rate=k[NO2]^2[O3]
I've reviewed notes and I'm still confused on how to determine the rate of the 2 mechanisms in the second part. Please help explain. Thank you. The following reaction is observed to be first with respect to o, and No. order +2 NOzul Naoset a. Based on the above information, write rate. write the rate the observed rate law for the reaction. reaction. b The following mechanisms have been proposed for the above law for each proposed mechanism. Mechanism II Mechanism I Step 1: NO2+ O, NO, O2 slow Step 1: NO2 Noa No, fast Step 2: NO, Non Nizos fast 2: Nro. 0, N10,+0, slow Rate. c. Are any of the rate laws in part (b)consistent with the experimental observed rate law? If so which one(s)?

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No it is not correct for a

R = k[O3][NO2]

it is the correct one
Since it is first order, each reactant is raised to the first power.

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