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Investigation of the Kinetics of Chemical Reactions

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The investigation of the kinetics of chemical reactions by monitoring the absorbance with respect to time has already been mentioned in the introduction to chapter 6. In this way the order of a reaction, the velocity constant and, by taking account of the temperature dependence, the energy of activation can be determined.

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