A reaction mechanism consisting of two steps, one slow and one fast, cannot be first order...
A reaction mechanism consisting of two steps, one slow and one fast, cannot be
| first order | |
| zero order | |
| second order | |
|
dependent primarily on the slow step |
For the transition state to form, everything below is needed except
| sufficient energy of collision | |
| energy of activation | |
| proper orientation of collision | |
| products |
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