What Is a Chemical Clock?
Chemical clock (also known as chemical clock) refers to a chemical reaction system that is far from the equilibrium state. It does not tend to be stable under open conditions, but instead takes time as the abscissa around the steady state. The maximum or minimum of the value, and the time is ordered.
- Chemical clock (also known as chemical clock)
- Chemical reaction is one or more
- Non-equilibrium thermodynamics is a branch of thermodynamics. It studies time-varying thermodynamic systems, irreversible transitions, and starting systems. Non-equilibrium thermodynamics, as opposed to equilibrium thermodynamics, is the most successful discipline in the study of non-zero resultant forces, flows, and entropy, but without time variation. The non-equilibrium system discovered earlier is the BZ chemical oscillator. [1]