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Turing structures in the ferroin-catalyzed bromate oscilating system

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The conditions of the Turing structures arising in the model of reaction-diffusion bromate-ferroin-bromomalonic acid system are studied. The existence of Turing structures is possible if the diffusion coefficients of HBrO2 and Br− are less than that of ferriin. It is shown, that the effective diffusion of HBrO2 and Br− can be strongly retarded in comparison with that of ferriin in the gel filtration chromatographic medium without the considerable change of the chemical kinetics of the reaction. It shows the possibility to obtain the Turing structures under conducting this oscillating reaction in the layer of chromatographic gel.

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  1. National Scientific Centre of Hematology, Moscow

    A. M. Zhabotinsky & A. B. Rovinsky

  2. Institute of Biological Physics, Puschino

    A. M. Zhabotinsky & A. B. Rovinsky

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Zhabotinsky, A.M., Rovinsky, A.B. Turing structures in the ferroin-catalyzed bromate oscilating system. React Kinet Catal Lett 42, 201–215 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02065356

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