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I have the following reactions (1)NaOH+CO2+M=NaHCO3+M, K1 (2)NaHCO3+H=Na+H2CO3, K2 (3)2NaHCO3+M=(NaHCO3)2+M, K3 ki''s are the rate constants. Suppose NaHCO3 is a dominating constituent (Can''t use steady-state method). How to find the production rate of NaHCO3???

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