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Dynamic behavior, of chemical

The transition state theory provides a useful framework for correlating kinetic data and for codifying useful generalizations about the dynamic behavior of chemical systems. This theory is also known as the activated complex theory, the theory of absolute reaction rates, and Eyring s theory. This section introduces chemical engineers to the terminology, the basic aspects, and the limitations of the theory. [Pg.112]

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