Reaction Progress Variables
Reaction Progress Variables is a state variable in combustion theory that, as a member of the class of scalar quantities used to describe chemical reaction evolution, is distinguished by its specific role in tracking the advancement of a reactive mixture from reactants to products through a normalized, often mixture-fraction-conditioned, progress coordinate.
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