Rotational Nonequilibrium in State-Resolved Models for Shock-Heated Flows

Publication year: 2011 Source: Chemical Physics, Available online 8 September 2011 M. Lino da Silva, J. Loureiro, V. Guerra The effects of molecular rotation on the dynamics of high-temperature nonequilibrium flows is investigated in this work, with an application to nitrogen shocked flows.

Publication year: 2011 Source: Chemical Physics, Available online 8 September 2011 M. Lino da Silva, J. Loureiro, V. Guerra The effects of molecular rotation on the dynamics of high-temperature nonequilibrium flows is investigated in this work, with an application to nitrogen shocked flows.

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Rotational Nonequilibrium in State-Resolved Models for Shock-Heated Flows

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