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Given d[D]/dt = k1[A]2 - k2[D] - k3[B][D] = 0 Determine an expression for the concentration...

Given d[D]/dt = k1[A]2 - k2[D] - k3[B][D] = 0

Determine an expression for the concentration of [D]

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Given expression=

The expression for the concentration of [D] can be found out by solving the above equation as:

Taking the variables containing [D] to another side of the equation we get,

Taking [D] common in the right-hand side of the equation, we get

On solving this we get the expression for [D],

This is the expression for [D].

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