Simulation and analysis of biochemical systems: I. representation of chemical kinetics
By David Garfinkel, Joseph D. Rutledge, Joseph J. Higgins
Communications of the ACM,
Vol. 4 No. 12, Pages 559-562
10.1145/366853.366887
In the study of problems in chemical kinetics in ordinary solution, reactions which may be represented by chemical equations of the form3A + B = C + D (1) are represented kinetically by the differential equations d(C)/dt = d(D/dt = -d(A)/dt = - d(B)/dt = k(A)(B) (2) where (A), (B), (C), ··· , are the concentrations of A, B, C, ··· , and k is the kinetic constant for the reaction (assuming it to be occurring in ordinary solution).
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