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Graph k1/k2=2

If k1/k2=2, k1 is 2× more than k2. The concentration of B is twice as much as C because the rate of formation from A-B is greater than A-C. @ equilibrium, the concentration of B will be twice as much as C

Consecutive RXN'S (formulate rate law of I)

State special cases( limiting cases). Derive integrated rate law for (P)