k >R* + X¯ k_1 R* +Y¯ -→RY k2 Derive a rate law for the overall equation from the mechanism assuming the steady- state approximation in any intermediates. Only species in the overall reaction should appear in your final expression.

k >R* + X¯ k_1 R* +Y¯ -→RY k2 Derive a rate law for the overall equation from the mechanism assuming the steady- state approximation in any intermediates. Only species in the overall reaction should appear in your final expression.

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Chapter13: Chemical Kinetics

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>R* + X¯
k_1
R* +Y¯ -→RY
k2
Derive a rate law for the overall equation from the mechanism assuming the steady-
state approximation in any intermediates. Only species in the overall reaction should
appear in your final expression.

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