Kinetics of a bimolecular chemical reaction in the liquid phase with association of both reactants

Mathematical modeling of a bimolecular chemical reaction in the liquid phase was carried out taking account of association of both reactants. The formally simple chemical reaction is thus transformed into a multistage process, which results in the formation of temporal dissipative structures. It was...

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Published in:Doklady. Physical chemistry (1991) 2017-07, Vol.475 (1), p.126-128
Main Authors: Kulagina, T. P., Smirnov, L. P., Andrianova, Z. S.
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