And once we form the products, those two products must be released also at a specific order. And this is in contrast to random sequential reactions. So now let's focus on random sequential reactions. Unlike in order sequential reactions, in random sequential reactions, the order at which the two reactants bind into the active side and the order at which the two products are released from the active side does not actually matter. It takes place completely at random. Now, to demonstrate a random sequential reaction, let's discuss a specific reaction that is catalyzed by an enzyme known as a creatine kinase.