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Autocatalytic flow chemistry

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This paper aims to provide experimental evidence of bistability and related dynamical phenomena, such as excitability and oscillations in autocatalytic reactions performed in a tubular flow reactor, where the flow is laminar and advection is the dominating transport process.

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professor, Eötvös L. University
I experimentally study nonlinear dynamics in chemical systems, especially oscillatory reactions and pattern formation in reaction-diffusion systems. I also use numerical simulations to understand experimentally observed phenomena.

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