5) For steady-state approximation of reaction, sketch the graph showing how the concentration of each compound (reactant, intermediate and product) changes over time. Explain the reason for each dependence drawn in this sketch.

5) For steady-state approximation of reaction, sketch the graph showing how the concentration of each compound (reactant, intermediate and product) changes over time. Explain the reason for each dependence drawn in this sketch.

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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