Gross observed volume

The gross observed volume (GOV) is derived from level and the TCT. 

There are two points worth noting relative to equation (12.3.25). First, the ratio of the external surface area to the gross geometric volume of a catalyst particle is inversely proportional to a characteristic dimension of the particle. For geometrically similar particles, this fact implies that the rate observed per unit mass of catalyst will... 

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Shult and Volpert performed the linear stability analysis for the same model and confirmed this result (48), Spade and Volpert studied linear stability for nonadiabatic systems (49), Gross and Volpert performed a nonlinear stability for the one-dimensional case (50), Commissiong et al. extended the nonlinear analysis to two dimensions (this volume). In the former analysis, they confirmed that, unlike in SHS (57), uniform pulsations are difficult to observe in frontal polymerization. In fact, no such one-dimensional pulsating modes have been observed. 

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