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Bistable and oscillating chemical reactions

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In the last decade the number and the diversity of isothermal oscillating reactions in homogeneous aqueous solution have tremendously increased. We present an updated classified review of these chemical reactions.

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L'impossibilité d'isoler la nomenclature de la science et la science de la nomenclature tient à ce que toute science physique est nécessairement formée de trois choses: la série des faits qui constituent la science, les idées qui les rappellent, les mots qui les expriment. Le mot doit faire naître l'idée, l'idée doit peindre le fait; ce sont trois empreintes d'un même cachet; et comme ce sont les mots qui conservent les idées et qui les transmettent, il en résulte qu'on ne peut perfectionner le langage sans perfectionner la science, ni la science sans le langage, et que quelques certains que furent les faits, quelques justes que fussent les idées qu'ils auraient fait naître, ils ne transmettraient encore que des impressions fausses, si nous n'avions pas des expressions exactes pour les rendres.

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Pacault, A., Ouyang, Q. & De Kepper, P. Bistable and oscillating chemical reactions. J Stat Phys 48, 1005–1016 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01009529

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