For most substrates, this reaction requires one reactant to undergo a forbidden transition from a triplet state to a singlet state.
This reaction can be modelled by the GRI-mech program, and models of this process include Spalding's eddy break up model, which assumes fast reactions after the pre-heating phase. For most substrates, this reaction requires one reactant to undergo a forbidden transition from a triplet state to a singlet state. Smoldering is an example of its incomplete variety, and these reactions commonly occur at temperatures greater than the (*) flash point. This reaction requires a fuel and an oxidant, and devices that use this reaction have exhaust products that are broken down by catalytic converters. For 10 points, name this type of reaction in whose complete version a hydrocarbons is completely broken down into carbon dioxide and water.
This reaction can be modelled by the GRI-mech program, and models of this process include Spalding's eddy break up model, which assumes fast reactions after the pre-heating phase.
combustion