Lecture

Chemical Equilibrium: Reaction Mechanisms

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Description

This lecture, taught by the instructor Constantin Kruger, covers reaction mechanisms in chemical equilibrium. Topics include deriving equilibrium concentrations for various reaction mechanisms, sketching concentration profiles, and determining equilibrium constants. The lecture explores the behavior of complex reactions and provides insights into the time dependence of chemical species.

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