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This manuscript certainly does not address all of the challenges to the advance of predictive chemical kinetics for example it focuses only on homogeneous systems, and it is not even a complete review of efforts on any of the three sub-problems discussed in detail. However, this overview will hopefully be helpful to researchers trying to comprehend this broad and somewhat fragmented area of chemical engineering research, a field that will grow rapidly in the 21st century, both in technical capability and in practical importance. 

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