Explain a mechanism and express a and b in terms of the rate

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The rate constant for electron transfer between V 2+ (aq) and V 3+ (aq) is observed to depend on [H+]: k = a + b/[H+], where a and b are constants. Propose a mechanism and express a and b in terms of the rate constants in your mechanism.

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