Consider the reaction A+ BP A temperature-jump experiment is performed where the relaxation time is measured to be 310 us, resulting in an equilibrium where K= 0.7 with [P]eq = 0.2 M. What are rate constants for forward and back reactions?

Consider the reaction A+ BP A temperature-jump experiment is performed where the relaxation time is measured to be 310 us, resulting in an equilibrium where K= 0.7 with [P]eq = 0.2 M. What are rate constants for forward and back reactions?

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A + Bz
A temperature-jump experiment is performed where the relaxation time is measured to be 310
us, resulting in an equilibrium where K= 0.7 with [P]eg = 0.2 M. What are rate constants for
forward and back reactions?

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