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What are kinetically limited reactions and how are plug flow reactors most suitable for them?
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What is equilibrium-limited reactions?
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What suitable designation can be used by partner according to the partnership act 1932?
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Why is the reaction of carbonates limited to the the reactions of magnesium sodium calcium copper and zinc?
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