论文信息 - An experimental design strategy for distinguishing among rival mechanistic models an application to the catalytic hydrogenation of propylene

An experimental design strategy for distinguishing among rival mechanistic models an application to the catalytic hydrogenation of propylene

Box and Hill's method was applied to discriminate between two mechanistic models for the catalytic hydrogenation of propylene. A sequential experimental design procedure, this method makes use of a discrimination criterion obtained from information theory.

William G. Hunter | Reiji Mezaki

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