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BACKGROUND
Chemical kinetics is the study of the rates of chemical processes. Since many chemical reactions are reversible, it is important to understand the conditions that influence the speeds of the reactions to maximize the concentrations of the desired products of the processes. In complex reactions, determining the rate constants can be difficult.
RESULTS
An important observation was that the basic equations were linear in the logarithms of the concentrations. This project used statistical inference to determine rate constants from experimental results to support decisions on setting the conditions for maximum outputs.
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