Mixed-order Kinetics
Mixed-Order Kinetics is a toxicokinetic model that belongs to the class of nonlinear kinetic processes and is distinguished by the simultaneous operation of both first-order and zero-order elimination mechanisms, typically occurring when elimination pathways transition between capacity-limited and concentration-dependent regimes.
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Nicolas Abatzoglou, E. Chornet, Khaled Belkacemi et al. · Chemical Engineering Science · 1992 · 271 citations
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