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Consider the following mechanism for the oxidation of bromide ions by hydrogen peroxide in aqueous acid solution. h+ + h2o2 ? h3o2+ (rapid equilibrium) h3o2+ + br- ? hobr + h2o (slow) hobr+h+ +br- ? br2 +h2o(fast) which rate law is consistent with this mechanism? a. k[br-][h+]-1[h2o2]-1 b. k[h+][h2o2][br-] c. k[h+][h2o2] d. k[hobr][h+][br-]

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