Kj. Molloy et al., Hard modelling of spectroscopic measurements. Applications in non-ideal industrial reaction systems, CHEM INTELL, 46(2), 1999, pp. 221-230
Hard modelling involves the fitting of a defined mathematical relationship
to measured data. This traditionally requires measurements that are done un
der ideal conditions, such as thermostated solutions, constant ionic streng
th, etc, rn industrial situations, such conditions are often not maintained
and recent attempts have been undertaken to allow the analysis of such dat
a. In this contribution, we report on the hard modelling analyses of reacti
ons with non-constant catalyst concentration. The reversible acid-catalysed
esterification reaction of cyanoacetic acid with ethanol was investigated.
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