Three-dimensional superdiffusive chemical waves in a precipitation system
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M. M. Ayass, I. Lagzi, M. Al-Ghoul
We report novel results on self-organized three-dimensional spiral and target patterns exhibiting anomalous superdiffusive behaviour in a reaction-diffusion system with simultaneous precipitation and polymorphic transformation of mercuric iodide without external forcing. The superdiffusive dynamics of propagation of the targets/spirals and their breakup are presented.
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