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What is the Role of Kinetic Isotope Effects?

Kinetic isotope effects (KIE) involve substituting an atom in the reactants with one of its isotopes and observing the effect on the reaction rate. This can provide insights into the reaction mechanism and the nature of the rate-determining step.

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