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Absolute determination of reaction mechanisms by in situ measurements of reaction intermediates

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This paper presents a general methodology to determine reaction mechanisms using in situ measurement of concentration and reaction rate of intermediates. The criteria for testing the validity of a reaction sequence are discussed. An example is given for a heterogeneous catalytic reaction, the decomposition of ozone on manganese oxide.

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Oyama, S.T., Li, W. Absolute determination of reaction mechanisms by in situ measurements of reaction intermediates. Topics in Catalysis 8, 75–80 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019148808462

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