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... step . The process of Equation ( 10-35 ) is required to restore the original form of the catalyst but , since it occurs subsequent to the rate - determining step , the kinetic behavior gives no information regarding it . One method of ...
... step . The process of Equation ( 10-35 ) is required to restore the original form of the catalyst but , since it occurs subsequent to the rate - determining step , the kinetic behavior gives no information regarding it . One method of ...
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... Step 1 ( 10-51 ) ( 10-52 ) Step 2 The hydrogen atom produced here can react with another bromine molecule : H. + Br2 › HBr + Br · Step 3 ( 10-53 ) The chain is continued as this bromine atom reacts with a hydrogen molecule , in step 2. Step ...
... Step 1 ( 10-51 ) ( 10-52 ) Step 2 The hydrogen atom produced here can react with another bromine molecule : H. + Br2 › HBr + Br · Step 3 ( 10-53 ) The chain is continued as this bromine atom reacts with a hydrogen molecule , in step 2. Step ...
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... step 3 or step 4 , rates that are equal if the chain is reasonably long . We choose step 3 to express the rate : + d [ C2H1 ] dt = d [ C2HQ } dt = k1 [ C2H , ' ] ( 10-72 ) The hydrogen atom and the ethyl radical are each treated as a ...
... step 3 or step 4 , rates that are equal if the chain is reasonably long . We choose step 3 to express the rate : + d [ C2H1 ] dt = d [ C2HQ } dt = k1 [ C2H , ' ] ( 10-72 ) The hydrogen atom and the ethyl radical are each treated as a ...
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