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Rate-determining steps, rate-determining parameters, and apparent activation energy of stepwise reactions. 1. Stepwise non-catalytic reactions linear in respect to intermediates

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The paper considers a mathematically correct approach to define the rate-determining steps, rate-determining parameters as well as the apparent activation energy for steady occurrence of stepwise reactions with a known reaction scheme. Examples of the application of the suggested approach to analysis of simple stepwise reactions linear in respect to intermediates are presented.

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Parmon, V. Rate-determining steps, rate-determining parameters, and apparent activation energy of stepwise reactions. 1. Stepwise non-catalytic reactions linear in respect to intermediates. Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis Letters 78, 139–150 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022578303294

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