Recent electrochemistry developments #274
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…lculations fix variable naming fix a typo
(typo fixed during rebase)
Removed an invalid field in a Marcus type reaction in ORR.rms Fixed array input format in ORR.rms
`cat` is a default Julia function for concatenating arrays. As a precaution these are renamed to `catalyst` to avoid conflicts
this interface creates diffusive fluxes between a given domain and a constant concentration reservoir Some bugfixes by Su: Fixed undefined variable S Added missing "export" for ConstantReservoirDiffusion Co-authored-by: Matt Johnson <mjohnson541@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Su Sun <sun.su@northeastern.edu>
fixup: fix assignment to dot addition .+=
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This branch was
constant_reservoir_diffusionwhen it was built on top of the oldfor_rmg. I have rebased it onto the latestmainand taken what care I could to resolve conflicts and remove redundancies appropriately. I have also then done a few iterations of interactive rebasing, to squash fixup commits, correct typos when they first happened, etc. So the commits won't look exactly like they used to, but should be a bit cleaner.While rebasing I dropped the commits that were just fiddling with the CI, presuming that the CI on
mainis correct.I think this incorporates everything in #247 (Marcus Kinetics) and #265, and probably #264.