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The reaction mechanism for the reaction A + B →Y+Z kı A k-1 k2 B + X + Y + Z Apply the steady state approximation, and obtain an expression for the rate (e.g. d[Y] / dt. To what expressions does the does the general rate reduce if: (a) if the second reaction is slow, and the initial equilibrium is established very rapidly (b) if the second reaction is very fast, compared to the first reaction in every direction. [(k, kɔ / k1) [A] [B]; k¡[A]]

The reaction mechanism for the reaction A + B →Y+Z kı A k-1 k2 B + X + Y + Z Apply the steady state approximation, and obtain an expression for the rate (e.g. d[Y] / dt. To what expressions does the does the general rate reduce if: (a) if the second reaction is slow, and the initial equilibrium is established very rapidly (b) if the second reaction is very fast, compared to the first reaction in every direction. [(k, kɔ / k1) [A] [B]; k¡[A]]

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4. The reaction mechanism for the reaction A + B →Y + Z kı A k-1 k2 B + X Y + Z Apply the steady state approximation, and obtain an expression for the rate (e.g. d[Y] / dt. To what expressions does the does the general rate reduce if: (a) if the second reaction is slow, and the initial equilibrium is established very rapidly (b) if the second reaction is very fast, compared to the first reaction in every direction. [(k, kɔ / k1) [A] [B]; k|[A]]
Transcribed Image Text:4. The reaction mechanism for the reaction A + B →Y + Z kı A k-1 k2 B + X Y + Z Apply the steady state approximation, and obtain an expression for the rate (e.g. d[Y] / dt. To what expressions does the does the general rate reduce if: (a) if the second reaction is slow, and the initial equilibrium is established very rapidly (b) if the second reaction is very fast, compared to the first reaction in every direction. [(k, kɔ / k1) [A] [B]; k|[A]]
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