како коко A B C Show that the mechanism is equivalent to Keff,k'eff A ⇒ C in the steady state, and find the effective forward and reverse rate constants, given that: ka=3.0e+04 s-¹ ka'=5.0e+05s-1 kb=4.0e+04s-1 kb 3.0e+05s-1

како коко A B C Show that the mechanism is equivalent to Keff,k'eff A ⇒ C in the steady state, and find the effective forward and reverse rate constants, given that: ka=3.0e+04 s-¹ ka'=5.0e+05s-1 kb=4.0e+04s-1 kb 3.0e+05s-1

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Set up the rate equations for the reaction mechanism:
Karka
колко
A B C
Show that the mechanism is equivalent to
Keff ,k'eff
A + C
in the steady state, and find the effective forward and reverse rate constants, given that:
ka=3.0e+04 s ¹
ka'=5.0e+05s-1
kb=4.0e+04s-1
kb'=3.0e+05s-1
Keff=1.2E9
Keff'= 1.5E11
XS-1
X S-1

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