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Book SynopsisFor the design and control of chemical processes, models that can accurately describe the physicochemical interactions of the process are needed. However, even with systematic modeling frameworks, the validation of predictive models is time and cost consuming. The generation of experimental data required for model validation often ensues in considerable effort and costs, which can be reduced via optimal experimental design (OED) methods. This thesis addresses the question on how to obtain predictive models for reactive complex chemical processes with the least experimental effort for a given application.
The different challenges encountered during modeling complex reactive systems are discussed in Chapter 2. To this end a tutorial is presented for modeling chemical systems exhibiting dynamics on different time scales owing to fast (equilibrium-limited), and slow (kinetically-limited) reactions. The presented systematic modeling approach, complementing existing literature, is b
