Kinetics: The Steady-State Approximation

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[farahnahle]

What my professor failed to explain in a 50 minutes lecture, well organized and a good explanation, thankyou so much

[miriammiriam]

This is so simplified, thank you. I was struggling with this for the past 3 months. I am so grateful I came across your video a week before my exams. You explained everything so clearly, now I can walk into the exam hall with confidence. Thank you.

[amirmohamed]

I have an exam tomorrow and I was so lost on this concept. Thanks for clearing things up for me!

[MysticD]

7:40 Bold of you to assume my professors are reasonable or rational. Great video though! Thanks for putting it in terms I can actually understand!

[theopenacademy]

Amazing! I don't think I've ever come across a more concise and clear explanation. Thank you so much!!

[RahulDas-lxgb]

why i don't know but due to his voice i dont get distracted, op: teaching and thank you so much for helping students like us.

[jeango-oco]

Why did you explain this a lot more sensible than my professor did???

[cheesygordita]

Wow, thank you so much! Very clear explanation

[billwb]

How could we find the temperature profile of such a mechanism until equilibrium, given the formation enthalpy's ΔΗf?

[MrORSNA]

Thank you for the great explanation!
I have one question thou': If you put some reaction to the ln(k/T)/1/T diagram how do you know if the temperature change is linear or not using the SSA?

[pierrejahahah]

i understand this haha i kiss your eye