Elementary reactions
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Elementary reactions
For one of the learning outcomes, it says to write rate laws for elementary reactions. What is meant by elementary reactions?
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Re: Elementary reactions
I think that it just means simple reactions without a lot of complex molecules and numbers involved, basically nothing beyond the equation examples in the homework problems.
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Re: Elementary reactions
It's a single reaction step. It's when the products are formed in only a single reaction.
Re: Elementary reactions
i think an elementary reaction would be something such as 2A + B yeilds 4C, and given a simple rate for one of the products such as .5 M/s of A, knowing that for every 2 A being consumed, there is a x amount of C being produced, and using the rate given to find the rate of product.
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