We investigate chaotic advection and diffusion in autocatalytic reactions for time-periodic sine flow computationally using a mapping method with operator splitting. We specifically consider three different autocatalytic reaction schemes: a single autocatalytic reaction, competitive autocatalytic reactions, which can provide insight into problems of chiral symmetry breaking and homochirality, a...

Buoyancy produced by autocatalytic reaction fronts can produce fluid flows that advect the front position, giving rise to interesting feedback between chemical and hydrodynamic effects. In this paper, we numerically investigate the evolution of autocatalytic iodate-arsenous acid reaction fronts initialized in spherical configurations. Deformation of these "autocatalytic balls" is driven by buoy...

in this paper, a reaction system consisting of two parallel, non-isothermal autocatalytic reactions in a continuous stirred tank reactor (cstr) has been considered. reactor chaotic behavior is possible for certain values of system parameters. two types of controllers are designed and compared in order to control both the reactor temperature and the product concentration. the first controller is...

Biological responses often obey Weber's law, according to which the magnitude of the response depends only on the fold change in the external input. In this study, we demonstrate that a system involving a simple autocatalytic reaction shows such a response when a chemical is slowly synthesized by the reaction from a faster influx process. We also show that an autocatalytic reaction process occu...

An autocatalytic photoinitiated reaction helps decomposition of the alizarin-based ruthenium(ii) bipyridine complex in presence hydrogen peroxide.

Nonlinear effects in asymmetric synthesis and the occasionally observed reversal of the enantioselectivity of the employed catalyst are evaluated by a generalized kinetic approach. A non-autocatalytic and an autocatalytic reaction system are considered as two different prototype scenarios. It is predicted that during the course of enantioselectivity reversal in the non-autocatalytic system a gr...

Plumes are typically formed when a continuous source of buoyancy is supplied at a localized source. We studied laminar plumes where buoyancy is supplied by an autocatalytic chemical reaction: The iodate-arsenous acid (IAA) reaction. The nonlinear kinetics of the IAA reaction produces a sharp propagating front at which buoyancy is produced by exothermicity and compositional change. When the reac...