recurrence relations for the equilibrium means of distributions arising in chemical reactions

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1997
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Abstract
In this paper we derive recurrence relations that describe how the equilibrium mean of the number molecules of a reactant varies with each of the parameters defining the initial state for four basic reversible chemical reactions. In essence, the relations provide a rationale for updating the equilibrium mean following the addition (or removal) of a molecule of one of the types involved in the reaction, there being a relation for each type. With a new parameterization introduced for each reaction, the relations provide a convenient means of evaluating the means, variances and other important moments without any need to work out the underlying distributions. As an application, the relations are used to numerically assess-approximate expressions for the means and variances.
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Authors ;E.K. Elsheikh
Journal case reports in oncological medicine
Year 1997
DOI
10.24200/squjs.vol2iss0pp77-85
URL
https://journals.squ.edu.om/index.php/squjs/article/view/210
Keywords
Science basic sciencescience (general) applied science

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