A₂ = A + A (k₁ and k-₁) A + B → P (K₂) i) Solve for dP/dt using a pre-equilibrium assumption ii) Solve for dP/dt using the steady state approximation. (you'll solve a quadratic equation) ii) Show, and clearly state in words, which assumptions make your answer for (ii) become the same as (i)

A₂ = A + A (k₁ and k-₁) A + B → P (K₂) i) Solve for dP/dt using a pre-equilibrium assumption ii) Solve for dP/dt using the steady state approximation. (you'll solve a quadratic equation) ii) Show, and clearly state in words, which assumptions make your answer for (ii) become the same as (i)

Chemical Principles in the Laboratory

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Chapter21: Rates Of Chemical Reactions, Ii. A Clock Reaction

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