Lecture

Reactive Intermediates: Analysis & Approximations

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This lecture covers the analysis of reactive intermediates, focusing on the steady-state approximation (SSA) and its application to catalytic reactions. The slides discuss the mathematical analysis of RX sequences, the importance of dimensionless concentration, and the system of equations leading to the SSA. The lecture emphasizes the significance of RX sequences and the mathematical analysis of catalytic reactions.

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