Two first-order rate constants

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Two first-order rate constants, Kr and Kp and one second-order rate constant, Kfdefine KM by the relationship Km = (Kr+ Kp)/Kf by substituting the appropriate units for the rate constantsin this expression, show that Km must be expressed in terms of concentration.

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