Hello! High school work requires some simple chemical kinetics for octane or gasoline combustion (for simple 0D ICE model in COMSOL). Kinetics must contain k and E0 values or reaction rates formulas like R=k*exp(E0/RT). I was looking for simple kinetics, but the simplest models included about 50 reactions. It's too difficult for school level. Does anyone know similar models with 1 or at least no more than 10 reactions?
Thanks for answers.
The combustion of organics is an extremely complex process and can't be simplified to 10 reactions. This is not for a "high school" (University) level project. I have graduated from Fizteh (Dolgoprudnii) and know what I'm talking about.
Agree with Yurii V Geletii . Even a 50 elemental reaction mechanism sounds like "not enough" to me. When I attended combustion kinetics talks of my former colleagues, the discussion was more like "are 500 reactions enough to describe this".
If you want to create a COMSOL exercise for students, use hydrogen or another diatomic species. In that case you can work with
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