Closed Steven-Roberts closed 1 year ago
I like the documentation style, I am just concerned about the veracity of some of the things you say. Is there a source that you got this from? Because it does not seem correct, unless I am having a brain fart moment.
Ok,
so A is concentration times k and B is concentration times a different k, nothing is non-dimensionalized.
So A is technically in dimension concentration squared divided by time, and not really the concentration, but we can treat the parameter as just representing the concentration, that is implicitly then multiplied by a unit reaction rate.
I have convinced myself.
Most of the description comes from Solving ODEs I pg 115-116.
This will establish conventions for documenting other problems.