Theoretical modeling reveals steady-state reaction velocity equations using secondary molecular substances, suggesting indirect measurement strategies for transport kinetics.
To study the transport and/or transformation of a particular molecular species, a second substance, which need not be chemically identical to that species, can be employed. Equations are derived for the steady-state velocity of the molecular species that use values found by use of the second substance.
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Clifford S. Patlak (1981) studied this question.
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