All-quasireversible multi-step reaction

Each step has, as stated above, its own thermodynamic and kinetic parameters. This case is easier than the all-reversible one. It has been worked out by Heinze et al (1984) for a particular reaction. For each reaction step j, the total current i is the sum of four partial currents the forward and backward currents i Cj)/ that step, as well as those for the preceding step j-1, i (j-l) and ij (j-l)  

This determines all the currents i (j=l..m). Note that for j , there are no 1 (0) and desired output is the total current 

41 could be used here (see below for the flux calculations) but here the situation is simpler the corresponding current equation 

It remains then to use these i. s to compute the new c. values, which 

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