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Chemical Instabilities as Critical Phenomena [PDF]
Much attention has been given in recent years to universal features characterizing instabilities and transition phenomena in equilibrium and non-equilibrium systems [1]. Laser transitions [2], hydrodynamical instabilities [3], cooperative phenomena in data processing [4] and various examples of chemical and biochemical instabilities [5] are only a few ...
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Chemical wave refraction phenomena
Physical Review E, 1996Motivated by recent work of Steinbock, T\'oth, and Showalter [Science 267, 868 (1995)] examining chemical wave propagation within membrane labyrinths soaked with Beluosov-Zhabotinsky reagent, we have investigated refraction phenomena using similar tools, with an eye to verify the general applicability of Snell's law for such nonlinear waves, as well as
Sin-Chun Hwang, Timothy Halpin-Healy
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Chemical Phenomena at High Temperature
Annual Review of Physical Chemistry, 1966R. Thorn
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Transport Phenomena in Chemical Flooding
SPE Advanced Technology Series, 1996Abstract A chemical flood simulator of a three-component, two phase system has been extended to include concentration dependent functions: phase behavior, relative permeabilities, capillary pressure, interfacial tension, residual saturations, phase viscosities, wettability, etc..
P.C. Porcelli, Bidner
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ChemInform Abstract: Chemomechanics: Chemical Kinetics for Multiscale Phenomena
ChemInform, 2011AbstractReview: 102 refs.
Zhen Huang, Roman Boulatov
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Surface Properties as Physico-Chemical Phenomena
Holzforschung, 1966J. Marian
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On a variety of wave phenomena in chemical reactions
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1974A variety of wave phenomena are analyzed and discussed for systems in which chemical reactions and transport take place. Certain families of wave solutions of reaction-transport equations arise owing to the weak stability of a reference state to a class of perturbations.
Peter J. Ortoleva, John Ross
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Volatilization Phenomena and Chemical Reactions
1966In § I.I we introduced the term ‘sample excitation’ to denote the group of processes that determine the radiation output of the source for a given sample. In theory, the aggregate of processes can be treated in separate steps; in practice, the processes take place jointly, however, and observed intensities therefore reflect overall effects.
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Chemical Phenomena at the Surface of Nanoparticles
2001In principle, the precise knowledge of the composition and the structure of a material allows the determination of the bulk properties. In a reverse way, the reproducibility of the composition and structure of the material should ensure the reproducibility of the material properties.
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