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#* Law of Mass Action - "A law stating that the intensity of a reaction is dependent on the degree of presence of the reactants responsible for the reaction." Simply, the kinetics of a reaction are dependent on the concentrations of reactants. [[http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Law_Of_Mass_Action | #* Law of Mass Action - "A law stating that the intensity of a reaction is dependent on the degree of presence of the reactants responsible for the reaction." Simply, the kinetics of a reaction are dependent on the concentrations of reactants. [[http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Law_Of_Mass_Action]] | ||
#* Homeostasis | #* Homeostasis | ||
#* Equilibrium | #* Equilibrium | ||
Revision as of 22:38, 30 January 2011
- Terminology
- Dynamical System
- Law of Mass Action - "A law stating that the intensity of a reaction is dependent on the degree of presence of the reactants responsible for the reaction." Simply, the kinetics of a reaction are dependent on the concentrations of reactants. [[1]]
- Homeostasis
- Equilibrium
- Oscillation
- Autocatalysis
- Apply the Law of Mass Action
- Simulating Reaction Kinetics
