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                          3.2 Experimental Measurements: General Considerations  4 5
                          3.3 Experimental Methods to Follow the Extent of Reaction  46
                            3.3.1  Ex-situ  and  In-situ  Measurement Techniques  46
                            3.3.2 Chemical Methods  46
                            3.3.3 Physical Methods  47
                            3.3.4 Other Measured Quantities  48
                          3.4 Experimental Strategies for Determining Rate Parameters  48
                            3.4.1 Concentration-Related Parameters: Order of Reaction  49
                            3.4.2 Experimental Aspects of Measurement of Arrhenius Parameters A  and EA  57
                          3.5 Notes on Methodology for Parameter Estimation  57
                          3.6 Problems for Chapter 3  6 1

                     4 . DEVELOPMENT OF THE RATE LAW FOR A SIMPLE SYSTEM                       64
                          4.1 The Rate Law   6 4
                            4.1.1 Form of Rate Law Used  64
                            4.1.2 Empirical versus Fundamental Rate Laws  65
                            4.1.3 Separability versus Nonseparability of Effects  66
                          4.2 Gas-Phase Reactions: Choice of Concentration Units  66
                            4.2.1 Use of Partial Pressure  66
                            4.2.2 Rate and Rate Constant in Terms of Partial Pressure  67
                            4.2.3 Arrhenius Parameters in Terms of Partial Pressure  68
                          4.3 Dependence of Rate on Concentration  6 9
                            4.3.1 First-Order Reactions  69
                            4.3.2 Second-Order Reactions  71
                            4.3.3 Third-Order Reactions  72
                            4.3.4 Other Orders of Reaction  75
                            4.35 Comparison of Orders of Reaction  75
                            4.3.6 Product Species in the Rate Law  78
                          4.4 Dependence of Rate on Temperature  7 9
                            4.4.1 Determination of Arrhenius Parameters  79
                            4.4.2 Arrhenius Parameters and Choice of Concentration Units for Gas-Phase
                                 Reactions  80
                          4.5 Problems for Chapter 4  80

                     5 . COMPLEXSYSTEMS            87  -
                          5.1 Types and Examples of Complex Systems  8 7
                            51.1 Reversible (Opposing) Reactions  87
                            5.1.2 Reactions in Parallel  88
                            5.1.3 Reactions in Series  88
                             5.1.4 Combinations of Complexities  88
                             5.1.5 Compartmental or Box Representation of Reaction Network  89
                          5.2 Measures of Reaction Extent aud Selectivity  90
                             5.2.1 Reaction Stoichiometry and Its Significance  90
                             5.2.2 Fractional Conversion of a Reactant  91
                             5.2.3 Yield of a Product  91
                             5.2.4 Overall and Instantaneous Fractional Yield  92
                             5.2.5 Extent of Reaction  93
                             5.2.6 Stoichiometric Table for Complex System  93
                          5.3 Reversible Reactions  9 4
                             5.3.1 Net Rate and Forms of Rate Law  94
                             5.3.2 Thermodynamic Restrictions on Rate and on Rate Laws  95
                             5.3.3 Determination of Rate Constants  97
                             5.3.4 Optimal T  for Exothermic Reversible Reaction  99
                          5.4 Parallel Reactions  100
                          5.5 Series Reactions  103
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