Microstate particle simulation & reaction energy pathway explorer
Validated macrostate kinetics & Arrhenius surface adsorption analysis
The catalyst lowers the transition state activation energy barrier ($E_a$) from 75.0 kJ/mol down to 32.5 kJ/mol, accelerating forward and reverse rate constants equally while leaving overall thermodynamic equilibrium ($\Delta H = -25 \text{ kJ/mol}$) completely invariant.
For the first two simulated seconds after reset, this source overrides its computed outputs to presentation values: conversion eighty-eight point five percent, multiplier fourteen point two and turnover frequency four point eight. Those values are placeholders rather than zero-time physical measurements. After that branch ends, the saved barriers of seventy-five and thirty-two point five kilojoules at three hundred fifty kelvin imply an exponential ratio about two million two hundred three thousand. Its display divides by one hundred thousand and clamps, giving about twenty-two point zero three. The bars represent that later analytical branch. Outside the first-two-second presentation override, turnover frequency derives from the same ratio times point zero five times temperature over three hundred, clamped from point one to twenty-five. That branch reaches twenty-five at the defaults. With no active sites or the uncatalyzed preset the branch assigns multiplier one and turnover point two, although the early presentation override can mask it. These branches are saved teaching heuristics, not independently fitted catalytic kinetics. Outside the first-two-second presentation override, conversion is products divided by reactants injected, clamped from zero to one hundred. Ten products out of forty imply twenty-five percent, and twenty imply fifty percent. At reset, however, the source still displays eighty-eight point five despite clearing product count. The exported yield therefore cannot be treated as a physical zero-time conversion measurement. This explanation preserves the source and makes that limitation explicit; neither the particle movie nor a placeholder certifies real catalyst kinetics.