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For the reaction, 2NO2 + F2 →  2NO2F, following mechanism has been provided.

NO2 + F2 + Slow → NO2F + F

NO2 + F + Fast → NO2F

Thus, rate expression of the above reaction can be written as

(a) r = k [NO2]2[F2]

(b) r = k [NO2][F2]

(c) r = k [NO2]

(d) r = k [F2]

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Correct option (b) r = k [NO2][F2]

Explanation:

Slowest step of mechanism decides the rate expression. Thus rate = k [NO2][F2]

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