Lecture

Chemical Kinetics: Exercise 1

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Description

This lecture, led by the instructor Constantin Kruger, covers exercises related to dynamics and kinetics. Topics include reaction extent calculation, rate constant determination, and integrated rate law derivation for second order reactions. Students will also learn about reaction order, half-life determination, and practical examples.

Instructor

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