Catalysis is re-expressed as a spatiotemporal integral of site density, modulation, and local rate, but the examples calculate rather than predict and the claimed unification is a re-labeling of existing kinetic expressions.
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Toward a Unified Theory of Catalysis
Catalysis is re-expressed as a spatiotemporal integral of site density, modulation, and local rate, but the examples calculate rather than predict and the claimed unification is a re-labeling of existing kinetic expressions.