
doi: 10.1246/bcsj.42.1266
Abstract The conditions for the applicability of the McKay law were studied. It was concluded that the first order kinetics no longer holds when the concentrations of intermediates cannot be disregarded when compared with those of reactants and products and when the rate determining step cannot be specified. Some reactions were illustrated in which McKay’s law cannot be applied.
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