2021
DOI: 10.21303/2461-4262.2021.001959
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Adaptive technology for constructing the kinetic equations of reduction reactions under conditions of a priori uncertainty

Abstract: The object of research is the process of oxide reduction in a reaction system of mass m due to the reaction on a contact surface with an area of S. An adaptive technology is proposed that allows one to construct the kinetic equation of the process in which the oxide is reduced from the initial product under conditions of a priori uncertainty. A priori uncertainty regarding the behavior of a physicochemical system is understood as the fact that the following information is not available to the researcher:… Show more

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“…The standard processing of this orthogonal plan makes it possible to estimate all the coefficients of the regression equation and remove the insignificant ones [19,20]. Under conditions of a small sample of initial data, in some cases it may be useful to use any of the fractional replicas of the full factorial experiment [21,22]. A significant strengthening of this idea is to find and devise a procedure for extracting an orthogonal representative replica-like truncated plan from the full plan of this experiment, which could be used to estimate all the coefficients of the regression equation.…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The standard processing of this orthogonal plan makes it possible to estimate all the coefficients of the regression equation and remove the insignificant ones [19,20]. Under conditions of a small sample of initial data, in some cases it may be useful to use any of the fractional replicas of the full factorial experiment [21,22]. A significant strengthening of this idea is to find and devise a procedure for extracting an orthogonal representative replica-like truncated plan from the full plan of this experiment, which could be used to estimate all the coefficients of the regression equation.…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%