LHHW equation in ASPEN

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I have a question regarding the LHHW equation for everyone’s guidance: Given the reaction equation A+H2=CNE, the kinetic equation for LHHW is as follows: In the numerator, k1 represents the kinetic term; to the right of k1 should be the driving force term, while the denominator corresponds to the adsorption term. However, in this LHHW equation, there is an additional adsorption constant KA in the numerator. Does KA belong to the driving force term? Is it still the adsorption force equation in the denominator?

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