Changes to Globally Forbidden Structures to account for N chemistry #120
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The Ethylamine library is fine, but I'm a little bit worried about letting lose the globally forbidden structures. As discussed, we should try to set up some regressive tests to make sure this doesn't completely destroy previous mechanisms we have made. |
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I agree, let me know if I can help with this. |
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I'm closing this PR, the commits here will be part of the nitrogen branch PR |
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This simple PR should allow RMG to work with nitrogen species. Several groups were deleted from forbiddenStructures.py, see RMGPy issue #514 (ReactionMechanismGenerator/RMG-Py#514).
In addition, I added the Ethylamine kinetic library (prepared by Beat & Shamel) with additional important nitrogen reactions.