2. Consider the reaction schemekıA ²2Ck-1in which A undergoes reversible dimerisation into B while also decaying into a product C. Assume thatinitially A and B are present at concentrations ao and bo respectively, and no C is present.Let a =2A=Band= [A], b = [B] and c = = [C].(a) Assuming mass action kinetics, write down a system of differential equations for da, ddescribing the reaction.dt, and dedtdt(b)Derive a conservation law governing the reaction. Show all working.

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2. Consider the reaction scheme kı A k², 2C k-1 in which A undergoes reversible dimerisation into B while also decaying into a product C. Assume that initially A and B are present at concentrations ao and bo respectively, and no C is present. Let a = [A], b = [B] and c= [C]. (a) (b) 2A B and Assuming mass action kinetics, write down a system of differential equations for de, de and de describing the reaction. dt Derive a conservation law governing the reaction. Show all working.

2. Consider the reaction scheme kı A k², 2C k-1 in which A undergoes reversible dimerisation into B while also decaying into a product C. Assume that initially A and B are present at concentrations ao and bo respectively, and no C is present. Let a = [A], b = [B] and c= [C]. (a) (b) 2A B and Assuming mass action kinetics, write down a system of differential equations for de, de and de describing the reaction. dt Derive a conservation law governing the reaction. Show all working.

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