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The rate law expression for the reaction,
`2NO+O_(2) rarr 2NO_(2)` is: rate `=K[NO][O_(2)]`
Suggest the possible mechanism.

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`NO+O_(2) overset("slow")(rarr)NO_(3)`
`NO_(3)+NOoverset("fast")(rarr) 2NO_(2)`
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