Question 27In monitoring the progress of the reaction, which method injects the reactant into the mixing chamber at a steady-state?Chemical quenchStopped-flowFlash photolysisFlow Question 30Which metal group has the highest chemisorption activity?860709

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Question 27 In monitoring the progress of the reaction, which method injects the reactant into the mixing chamber at a steady-state? Chemical quench O Stopped-flow Flash photolysis Flow

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