2.3 Use the steady state approximation to determine the rate law for the decomposition of S3 in the reaction 253(g) → 3S2(g) given the following mechanism: S3 S2 +S S₂ + SS3 C rate constant k₁ rate constant k2 constant k

2.3 Use the steady state approximation to determine the rate law for the decomposition of S3 in the reaction 253(g) → 3S2(g) given the following mechanism: S3 S2 +S S₂ + SS3 C rate constant k₁ rate constant k2 constant k

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Use the steady state approximation to determine the rate law for the
decomposition of S3 in the reaction 253(g) → 3S2(g) given the following
mechanism:
S3 → S₂ + S
S2 + S→ S3
rate constant k₁
rate constant k2
S + S3 → S2 + S₂ rate constant k3
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