Mechanisms and the Rate Determining Step | Chemistry A-Level

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At 7:52 how do you know to bring the hcl down as a product of the slow step? Thank you :))

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bcuz u cant get I2 as a product of H2 and ICl if they are both 1 mol

[@sanaahmadi7073]

For the N2O5 example would this also be an acceptable mechanism?
N2O5 --> 2NO2 + O•
N2O5 + O• --> 2NO2 + O2

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For the N2O example, if you put the oxygen as a radical would that be correct?

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That would also work!

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Please Miss, in the NO2 example, can I put the O as 1/2O2 (half a molecule of O2)?

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