Question

Short note on consecutive reaction​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

1. The reactions in which the reactant forms an intermediate and the intermediate forms the product in one or many subsequent reactions are called consecutive reactions. A→K1B→K2C. A= reactant, B= intermediate, C= product. Initially only the reactant A will be present.

Answer 2

-Consecutive reactions consist of several steps of reaction in which the product of the first step will be the reactant of the next step and so on.

-Consecutive reactions can also be referred to as complex reactions. Usually the product of the first reaction is called the intermediate. In a three step reaction, the product of first and second reactions is the intermediates, and the final step we obtain the desired product. -Another way to define consecutive reaction is that the reaction in which the reactants form intermediates and then these intermediates react to form the final products.