Mechanism 1 Full Set of Equations

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POLYMATH Report No Title
Ordinary Differential Equations 09-Mar-2006

Calculated values of DEQ variables
  Variable Initial value Minimal value Maximal value Final value
1 t 0 0 3600. 3600.
2 Ca 0.7 1.933E-98 0.7 1.933E-98
3 Cb 0.8 0.1 0.8 0.1
4 Cc 0 0 1.4 1.4
5 Cd 0 -2.902E-25 2.749E-25 -1.702E-27
6 Ce 0 0 0.6998896 0.6995777
7 Ch 0 0 0.0008447 0.0008447
8 Cf 0.0005 0.0004965 0.0005 0.0004998
9 Ck 0 0 3.533E-06 2.45E-07
10 k4 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05
11 k6 1.782E+12 1.782E+12 1.782E+12 1.782E+12
12 r6 0 0 0.3115108 0.3115108
13 r4 0 0 1.767E-07 1.227E-08
14 QY 2.0E+05 2.0E+05 2.0E+05 2.0E+05
15 k1 1.485E+07 1.485E+07 1.485E+07 1.485E+07
16 k2 1.485E+07 1.485E+07 1.485E+07 1.485E+07
17 k3 891. 891. 891. 891.
18 rEMIT 0 0 0.0353308 0.0024547
19 r1 8.316E+06 -5.855E-92 8.316E+06 -5.855E-92
20 r2 0 -4.309E-18 4.082E-18 1.798E-19
21 r3 0 0 0.311509 0.311509
22 k5 0.111 0.111 0.111 0.111
23 r5 0 0 3.922E-07 2.725E-08

Differential equations
1 d(Ca)/d(t) = -r1
  tcpo
2 d(Cb)/d(t) = -r1
  h2o2
3 d(Cc)/d(t) = (2 * r2)
  PhOH
4 d(Cd)/d(t) = (r1 - r2)
  peroxyacid
5 d(Ce)/d(t) = (r2 + r6 - r3)
  1,2-dioxetanedione
6 d(Ch)/d(t) = -2 * r6 + 2 * r3
  CO2
7 d(Cf)/d(t) = r5 + r4 + r6 - r3
  dye
8 d(Ck)/d(t) = r3 - r4 - r5 - r6
  complex

Explicit equations
1 k4 = 0.05
2 k6 = 1.782 * 10 ^ 12
3 r6 = k6 * Ck * (Ch) ^ 2
4 r4 = k4 * Ck
5 QY = 200000
  quantum yield (overall height)
6 k1 = 1.485 * 10 ^ 7
7 k2 = 1.485 * 10 ^ 7
8 k3 = 891
9 rEMIT = r4 * QY
  light as a function of time
10 r1 = k1 * Ca * Cb
11 r2 = k2 * Cd
12 r3 = k3 * Cf * Ce
13 k5 = 0.111
14 r5 = k5 * Ck

General
Total number of equations 22
Number of differential equations 8
Number of explicit equations 14
Elapsed time 1.157 sec
Solution method stiff
Independent variable accuracy. eps 0.00001
First stepsize guess. h1 0.0001
Minimum allowed stepsize. hmin 0.00000001
Good steps 275
Bad steps 94



Figure 2. Predicted light emitted as a function of time.

However, we note that the chemiluminescensce-time curve obtained from the Polymath program requires fine turning of the parameter values is necessary to get an exact match with the data.

 

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