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    This assignment involves using steady state approximations to determine reaction rates for several chemical reactions. Students will use steady state concentrations of reaction intermediates CH3 and CH2CHO to determine the rate of methane formation. They will also do the same for CH3 and CH2COCH3 to find the rate of ethyl acetate formation. Finally, they will derive the rate expression for ozone formation and determine the rate of ethane formation using steady state approximations.

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    This assignment involves using steady state approximations to determine reaction rates for several chemical reactions. Students will use steady state concentrations of reaction intermediates CH3 and CH2CHO to determine the rate of methane formation. They will also do the same for CH3 and CH2COCH3 to find the rate of ethyl acetate formation. Finally, they will derive the rate expression for ozone formation and determine the rate of ethane formation using steady state approximations.

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    Assignment For Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis

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    This assignment involves using steady state approximations to determine reaction rates for several chemical reactions. Students will use steady state concentrations of reaction intermediates CH3 and CH2CHO to determine the rate of methane formation. They will also do the same for CH3 and CH2COCH3 to find the rate of ethyl acetate formation. Finally, they will derive the rate expression for ozone formation and determine the rate of ethane formation using steady state approximations.

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    Assignment for Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis

    Using steady state for the concentration of CH3 and CH2CHO to determine d[CH4]/dt

    Using the steady-state steatment for the concentration of CH3 and and CH2COCH3 to determine
    d[CH3COC2H5]/dt

    Derive the rate expression for d[O3]/dt


    Using the steady-state treatment, determine d[C2H6]/dt

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