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Rate Law Problem 19 Apr '06 07:54 Go to previous messageGo to previous message

Hi, Nicolas,
Still feel confusing here. Do you mean I dissociate the reaction into the following two reactions?
PyrI <-> PyrM
HM <-> HI
The reaction mechanism of the origianl reaction is Rapid Equilibrium Random Bi Bi, so the rate equation is a function of PyrI, PyrM, HM, HI and E. After the dissociation, how to use the rate equation then?
What kind of rule should I apply for the two reaction?
Regards,
Nan

      

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Read Message   Rate Law Problem Stefan Hoops14 Nov '05 11:28
Read Message   RE: Rate Law Problem Henning Schmidt14 Nov '05 22:34
Read Message   RE: Rate Law Problem Nicolas Le Novere15 Nov '05 00:39
Read Message   Re: Rate Law Problem Sven Sahle15 Nov '05 05:59
Read Message   Re: Rate Law Problem Nicolas Le Novere15 Nov '05 14:47
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Read Message   Re: Re: Re: Rate Law Problem Nicolas Le Novere18 Apr '06 10:29
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Read Message   Re: Rate Law Problem Nicolas Le Novere20 Apr '06 03:21
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