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A simple single reactor reaction scheme
This is a reaction scheme modeling the circadian rhythms of cyanobacteria, as described
by N. Bentenitis in J. Chem. Ed. 85, 1146 (2008). The list of reactions comprising the
mechanism and a graph of simulation results are shown.
The image shows Kinetiscope running on Linux Mint.
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A reaction scheme including electrochemical steps
This reaction scheme simulates the redox chemistry of ferricyanide under conditions of a linearly varying voltage.
The Reaction Step
Editor dialog window, and graphs of concentration versus time and current versus voltage are shown.
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A reaction-diffusion simulation
This three-dimensional reaction scheme is configured to calculate the evolution of the latent image in a thin polymeric
photoresist film during post-exposure thermal processing. A Transfer Step
Editor dialog window is shown along with a three-dimensional graph of the chemical state of the film
at one point in the thermal process.
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A compartmental reaction scheme
This reaction scheme simulates the pharmacokinetics of propofol, an intravenous anaesthetic.
The reaction scheme employs a programmed external stimulus to administer the drug
as series of
bolus doses.
The image shows Kinetiscope running on Microsoft Windows 7.
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