reactShell

Run one shell's reactions for dt seconds.

Explained in Chemistry.

function reactShell(composition: Float64Array, offset: number, enthalpy: Float64Array, enthalpyIndex: number, model: SubstanceReactions, shellMass: number, dt: number,

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

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
`composition`	`Float64Array`
`offset`	`number`
`enthalpy`	`Float64Array`
`enthalpyIndex`	`number`
`model`	`SubstanceReactions`
`shellMass`	`number`
`dt`	`number`
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In depth

composition holds this shell's species masses in kilograms at offset; enthalpy holds its joules at enthalpyIndex. Both are written in place.