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| The Belousov-Zhabotinsky (BZ) reaction is named after B. P. Belousov who discovered the reaction and A. M. Zhabotinsky who continued Belousov´s early work. The mechanism of this oscillating reaction was published in 1972 by R. J. Field, Endre Körös, and R. M. Noyes. The work by Field, Körös and Noyes opened an entire new research area: nonlinear chemical dynamics. | The Belousov-Zhabotinsky (BZ) reaction is named after B. P. Belousov who discovered the reaction and A. M. Zhabotinsky who continued Belousov´s early work. The mechanism of this oscillating reaction was published in 1972 by R. J. Field, Endre Körös, and R. M. Noyes. The work by Field, Körös and Noyes opened an entire new research area: nonlinear chemical dynamics. | ||
| - | In its classical form the BZ reaction consist of a one-electron redox catalyst, an organic substrate that can be easily brominated and oxidized, and bromate ion in form of NaBrO3 | + | In its classical form the BZ reaction consist of a one-electron redox catalyst, an organic substrate that can be easily brominated and oxidized, and bromate ion in form of NaBrO< |
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