Correct the rates should be expressed in MultiArrhenius form within FFCM mechanism #187
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…FCM mechanism There are rates of total 7 reactions in FFCM should be shown in FFCM form, but the previous version has only one with that form. The rest 6 only has single Arrhenius form corresponding to the first Arrhenius in FFCM. Now they are corrected and should be able to capture both high and low temperature.
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| Arrhenius( | ||
| A = (5.017e+12, 'cm^3/(mol*s)'), | ||
| n = 0.664, |
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@jimchu10 , I think n should be -0.664 here.
Could you check and correct?
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Thank you. I made the change in the updated pull request
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There are rates of total 7 reactions in FFCM should be shown in MultiArrhenius form, but the previous version has only one with that form.
The rest 6 only has single Arrhenius form corresponding to the first Arrhenius in FFCM.
Now they are corrected and should be able to capture both high and low temperature.