A dynamical model of electrode BZ reaction system was establisheed on the basis of three variables Oregonator model and kinetics of electrode process. Under weak periodical constraint approximation, dynamical stability of quasi steady state on the slow manifold of the system is analyzed by means of linearized stability analysis of three variable system. Meanwhile, the corresponding regime favorable for the appearance of limit cycle oscillation is calculated. Computer simulation shows that limit cycle oscillatory regime has degenerated because of the external periodical potential constraint in the electrode phase. In this regime the system behaves as a temporary self-organization. Whereas, outside this regime a kind of response oscillation appear, with same period as the constraint. 相似文献
The effect of internal noise for a mesoscopic chemical oscillator is studied analytically in a parameter region outside, but close to, the supercritical Hopf bifurcation. By normal form calculation and a stochastic averaging procedure, we obtain stochastic differential equations for the oscillation amplitude r and phase theta that is solvable. Noise-induced oscillation and internal noise coherent resonance, which has been observed in many numerical experiments, are reproduced well by the theory. 相似文献
Based on dual path reaction mechanism, a nonlinear dynamics model reflecting the potential oscilla- tion in electrooxidation of methanol on Pt surface was established. The model involves three variables, the electrode potential (e), the surface coverage of carbon monoxide (x), and adsorbed water (y). The chemical reactions and electrode potential were coupled together through the rate constant ki = exp(ai(e ? ei)). The analysis to the established model discloses the following: there are different kinetics be- haviors in different ranges of current densities. The chemical oscillation in methanol electrooxidation is assigned to two aspects, one from poison mediate CO of methanol electrooxidation, which is the in- duced factor of the chemical oscillation, and the other from the oxygen-containing species, such as H2Oa. The formation and disappearance of H2Oa deeply depend on the electrode potential, and directly cause the chemical oscillation. The established model makes clear that the potential oscillation in methanol electrooxidation is the result of the feedback of electrode potential e on the reactions in- volving poison mediates CO and oxygen-containing species H2Oa. The numerical analysis of the estab- lished model successfully explains why the potential oscillation in methanol galvanostatic oxidation on a Pt electrode only happens in a certain range of current densities but not at any current density. 相似文献
Very recently, the effects of internal molecular noise in mesoscopic chemical reaction systems have gained growing attention. Using a mesoscopic stochastic model, the effect of internal noise for rate oscillation during CO oxidation on Pt(110) surface is studied analytically. In a parameter region outside but close to the supercritical Hopf bifurcation, a stochastic normal form is obtained from the chemical Langevin equation. By stochastic averaging procedure, the system is simplified and solvable. Noise-induced oscillation and internal noise coherent resonance (which is related to an optimal system size), observed from simulations, are well reproduced by the theory. The theoretical analysis helps to clearly figure out when and how the internal noise affects the system's oscillating dynamics. 相似文献
Gibbsian equilibrium statistical thermodynamics is the theoretical foundation for isothermal, closed chemical, and biochemical reaction systems. This theory, however, is not applicable to most biochemical reactions in living cells, which exhibit a range of interesting phenomena such as free energy transduction, temporal and spatial complexity, and kinetic proofreading. In this article, a nonequilibrium statistical thermodynamic theory based on stochastic kinetics is introduced, mainly through a series of examples: single-molecule enzyme kinetics, nonlinear chemical oscillation, molecular motor, biochemical switch, and specificity amplification. The case studies illustrate an emerging theory for the isothermal nonequilibrium steady state of open systems. 相似文献
Summary: The process of periodic phase separation is numerically studied based on Cahn‐Hilliard‐Cook theory for a binary polymer blend. The model system is quenched blow and above the critical point alternatively. And hierarchic morphologies consisting of large and small domains are observed. As the periodic phase separation proceeds, small domains are created and destroyed periodically, whereas large domains keep growing. Within the first half of each period, the behavior of small domains is similar to the two‐step phase separation. And the quench to one‐phase region during the second half period not only decreases the peak intensity of structure function for large domains, but also eliminates the high‐wave number peak corresponding to small domains. The average order parameter under oscillatory quenches exhibits a periodic behavior. The minimum of average order parameter in each period approaches to its equilibrium value monotonously and the maximum value increase in the early time regime and decrease in the late time regime. The magnitude of oscillation has considerable effects on the evolution of hierarchic structures. Small magnitude of oscillation hinders the formation of hierarchic morphologies. Moreover, large magnitude of oscillation slows down the coarsening of large domains in the early stage of periodic phase separation and accelerates the growth of large domains in the late time regime. In addition, no scaling invariance could be observed for the net growth of large domains.
Snapshot picture of periodic phase separation with \bar \chi , Δχ, and τp. 相似文献
Temporal evolution of a new Mn(II) catalyzed Belousov-Zhabotinsky (BZ) chemical oscillator with catechol (1.2-dihydroxybenzene) as organic substrate is reported within narrow range of concentrations of initial reagents at 30°C. After optimizing the oscillation parameters the system was perturbed with the antioxidants like ascorbic acid and inosine. It is found that ascorbic acid acts as co-substrate within certain concentration limit, whereas inosine acts as a quencher of oscillations. Addition of ascorbic acid to the BZ system decreases induction time thus acting synergistically to help the reaction to enter quickly into the oscillatory regime. A good linear dependence of induction time on the concentration of ascorbic acid (R2 = 0.9948) and inosine (R2 = 0.955) is reported. Inosine has been found to increase the induction time and quench the oscillations. It is mentioned that the magnitude of induction time decreases to a greater extent with ascorbic acid as compared to the magnitude of its increase with the same concentration of inosine. This is pointing to the fact that ascorbic acid is stronger antioxidant than inosine as depicted by their interaction with catechol-based BZ chemical oscillator. Temporal evolution of the BZ reaction with the injection of antioxidants at different stages of reaction is also reported. 相似文献