PHASE_SOLID

const PHASE_SOLID = 0

import { PHASE_SOLID } from '@driftengine/chemistry';

In depth

A species is a chemical entity the model tracks an amount of. Most are real molecules; some are pseudo-species — a lumped repeat unit like cellulose's C6H10O5, or an average composition like a protein residue — and those are marked, because a reader needs to know which numbers are exact and which are a mean over a population.

No molar mass field, and that is the point. A species carries a formula and the mass is derived from it against the atomic-weight table. A typed-in mass that disagreed with its own formula would be a stoichiometry error with no symptom: every reaction over the species would conserve moles correctly and lose kilograms quietly.