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December 10, 2005, 21:49	what's the unit of surface-reaction?	#1
Lee Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, What's the unit of surface-reaction in FLUENT? if the reaction's order is zero, I think the unit of surface-reaction should be uniform with the pre-exponential factor of arrhenius rate. right or not? and what is the unit? thank you!

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