Knyazev, V.
and Tsang, W.
(1999),
Incorporation of Non-Steady-State Unimolecular and Chemically Activated Kinetics Into Complex Kinetic Schemes. I. Isothermal Kinetics and Constant Pressure, Journal of Physical Chemistry
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Incorporation of Non-Steady-State Unimolecular and Chemically Activated Kinetics Into Complex Kinetic Schemes. I. Isothermal Kinetics and Constant Pressure
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A general method of accounting for non-steady-state unimolecular kinetics of reactive species in complex kinetic schemes is described. The method is based on dividing the overall population of affected species into virtual components corresponding to individual eigenvectors of the master equation matrix. It is shown that these individual virtual components are in their respective steady-states and evolve independently of each other. The overall treatment is significantly simplified by the fact that only several of these virtual components need to be considered explicitly, and the contribution of the remainder can be described jointly as resulting in ordinary chemical branching. The described method reduces the problem of non-steady-state kinetics to a modest kinetic scheme which can be solved by standard techniques.Citation
Journal of Physical Chemistry
Volume
103
Issue
No. 20
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
distribution function, gas phase, master equation, modeling, n-butyl radicals, non-steady state kinetics, radical decomposition, unimolecular reactions
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Created February 28, 1999, Updated October 12, 2021