The rate law for the reaction would be:

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The rate law must include the concentration of the reactants raised to some power, which is experimentally determined. The only choice that includes the necessary reactant concentrations with experimentally determined powers is choice B, which includes [H₂O₂] raised to the first power, [H⁺] raised to the first power, [I^-] raised to the first power, and [I₃]/[F1F1F1S1] raised to the zeroeth power (meaning it does not affect the rate). The other choices either do not include all necessary reactants or include unnecessary reactants with no experimental evidence for their powers.

The Rate Law for the Reaction Would Be: A) Δ\DeltaΔ [I3] Δ\DeltaΔ

The Rate Law for the Reaction Would Be:
A) $\Delta$ [I₃] $\Delta$