Optimization in Chemical Kinetics
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In their paper on Optimization in Chemical Kinetics, Benjamin and Hogenson (2003, 1-7) present an approach to a mathematical solution to a chemical engineering problem. Given an abstract initial chemical solution containing X-X molecules, they choose how many Y molecules to add to the solution. In this situation, a Y molecule may attach permanently to either end of an X-X molecule, resulting in an X-X-Y molecule, with X-X-Y and Y-X-X molecules being identical. A Y molecule can also attach permanently to and "open" X on an X-X-Y molecule to form a Y-X-X-Y molecule. Their hypothesis is that a Y molecule is r times more likely to be attracted to a particular X-X molecule than a particular X-X-Y molec
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Approximate Word count = 474
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page)
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