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determine the sequence of elementary steps
Why is it Important to Determine the Sequence?
Understanding the sequence of elementary steps enables us to:
1. Identify the
rate-determining step
.
2. Optimize reaction conditions and catalyst design.
3. Predict reaction outcomes and potential side reactions.
4. Develop accurate
kinetic models
.
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