Generalized model for state-resolved chemical reaction rate coefficients in high-temperature air

In the present study, we propose a general model for state-resolved reaction rate coefficients. The model combines the main advantages of several theoretical models for preferential dissociation and exchange reactions coupled to vibrational relaxation. Vibrational and electronic excitation of all sp...

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