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- C radical was changed from multiplicity 5 to 3, and is now explicitly called C(T) - Both forms of the CH radical are now included, CH(D) and CH(Q), along with thermo data - CH2 radicals are now explicitly called either CH2(S) or CH2(T). [previously was CH2 and CH2(S)] - Reactions involving the excited CH state, CH(T), were added - All reactions are now reversible - The excited state of OH radicals was not added yet (commented-out)
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Specify StochasticDiffEq version to fix builds for now
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This PR includes some modifications to the FFCM library for better representation of the different multiplicities:
related to #171 and #172
This should not be merged yet. We should first see if the different excitation states coincide with our rate rules, and whether this is the approach we'd like to take.