Pseudo-first-order Kinetics
Pseudo-First-Order Kinetics is a kinetic approximation in chemical reaction dynamics where a higher-order reaction is treated as first-order by maintaining all but one reactant in large excess, thereby simplifying the rate law to depend effectively on the concentration of a single reactant.
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Lejin Xu, Jianlong Wang · Environmental Science & Technology · 2012 · 1.1K citations
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