  Recently, Gorban (2021) analysed some kinetic paradoxes of the transition
state theory and proposed its revision that gave the "entangled mass action
law", in which new reactions were generated as an addition to the reaction
mechanism under consideration. These paradoxes arose due to the assumption of
quasiequilibrium between reactants and transition states. In this paper, we
provided a brief introduction to this theory, demonstrating how the entangled
mass action law equations can be derived in the framework of the standard quasi
steady state approximation in combination with the quasiequilibrium generalized
mass action law for an auxiliary reaction network including reactants and
intermediates. We also proved the basic physical property (positivity) for
these new equations, which was not obvious in the original approach.
