Multistep Reactions

041 - Multistep Reactions
In this video Paul Andersen explains how an overall chemical reaction is made up of several elementary steps. The stoichiometry of this equation can be predicted but the rate law must be measured. If the elementary steps of the reaction are determined the rate law of this individual step may be predicted.
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going through the series and starting to realize how much mr. anderson loves trains...

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the videos are short and simple that's why I like this channel

[@Balaral79]

Hey Mr. Anderson! Have you made any videos relating to Acid-Base Equilibrium, or even better, Buffer Equilibrium? Me and the majority of my classmates are struggling a great deal with this topic, and I'd love some resources on this challenging unit. -Brendan Chelsea High School, MA

[@suzannemarie86]

Another great explanation. Thanks again!

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Good one, sir.

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great use of color!~

[@ashikinlala]

This was helpful enough ! Thank you :-) Ps: love from Malaysia ^_^

[@adosar7261]

Do multistep reactions happen all at the same time ?

[@duasyed7247]

1:10 Can Hess's law be related to this in any way?

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Bi-molecular, not biomolecular :P