catcycle
Paul Cochrane
An example of a catalytic cycle of reactions.
Adapted for xmds from "Mathematica computer programs for physical
chemistry", William H. Cropper, Springer Verlag (1998)
Reactions are:
A + X -> R + Y
B + Y -> S + X
where the intermediates X and Y are catalysts, so the reaction
catalysed is
A + B -> R + S
Equations are:
d[A]_dt = -k1[A][X]
d[B]_dt = k2[B][Y]
d[X]_dt = -k1[A][X] + k2[B][Y]
d[Y]_dt = k1[A][X] - k2[B][Y]
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