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Iodine clock pag 10.1 ocr

A*my

has anyone done this PAG because I've been trying to answer the extension questions for a couple of weeks now.

Reply 1

S.G.

Original post by A*my

has anyone done this PAG because I've been trying to answer the extension questions for a couple of weeks now.

What's the question?

Reply 2

A*my

Original post by SGHD26716

What's the question?

1) what evidence is there that the reaction (iodine clock) takes place in more than one step?
2) propose a possible two- or three-step mechanism for this reaction assuming that the first step is the rate-determining step.

Reply 3

S.G.

Original post by A*my

1) You've got 3 reactants and it's unlikely they'll all react at the same time
2) can be anything so long it fits the equation. Do you have the rate equation