Chemical kinetics: A Discipline and a Mechanistic Tool

Abdulakeem Busari

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The purpose of this review is to introduce young researchers, advance undergraduate and graduate students of inorganic chemistry to the field of chemical kinetics both as a discipline and as a tool in mechanistic diagnosis of inorganic chemical reactions. Inorganic reaction mechanism is an important aspect of inorganic chemistry that deals with the study of the detailed step by step processes through which reactants in chemical reactions are converted to products. The overall equation of a reaction tell us what happens in a chemical reaction, whereas the mechanism explains how it happens –the steps involved and the effect of reaction conditions and catalyst, if employed. The review will deal with concepts and well established principles within the broad field of chemical kinetics, which can be employed in determining the stoichiometry, kinetics and ultimately the mechanisms of chemical reactions

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