The study of chemical kinetics supports our mechanistic understanding of chemical reactions and is crucial for the development of safe and efficient synthetic procedures on scale. Chemical kinetics is also utilised extensively to understand and optimise the behaviour of reaction systems, particularly complex catalytic reactions. The global rate equation (a.k.a. the rate law) is a mathematical expression that correlates the rate of a reaction with the concentration of each reaction species, with the general form: [𝐶] (𝐸𝑞. 1) Where [A], [B], and [C] = the molar concentrations of the reacting components (reactants, catalyst, products); kobs = observed rate constant; and m, n and p = the orders of the reaction with respect to each reaction component.