Chemical Reactions Represented via a 3D Simplex @wolframmathematica
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This Demonstration shows the connection between the equation for a balanced chemical reaction and its geometrical representation by a simplex: the figure formed from n+1 vertices in a space of n dimensions, where n is the number of chemical elements inv...

Contributed by: D. Meliga and S. Z. Lavagnino

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Chemical Reactions Represented via a 3D Simplex

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