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A mixing‐reaction model (MIRE) is used to develop criteria, readily accessible by experiment, which permit the chemist to decide whether and when mixing effects influence the product distribution in competitive consecutive or parallel reactions. The validity of these criteria is demonstrated by comparison of prediction and experiment in the examples used.
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