Lecture

Chemical Kinetics: Reaction Rates

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Description

This lecture covers the topic of chemical kinetics, focusing on reaction rates of different order reactions. The instructor explains how to calculate the percentage of a sample decomposed in a first-order gas reaction, as well as the time taken for decomposition. The lecture also addresses elementary processes, rate expressions, and units of rate constants for first, second, and third order reactions.

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Physical chemistry: Chemical kinetics

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