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Nathan W. Yee
2021
Mengjie Liu
Alon Grinberg Dana
Matthew S. Johnson
Mark J. Goldman
Agnes Jocher
A. Mark Payne
Colin A. Grambow
Kehang Han
Nathan W. Yee
Emily J. Mazeau
Katrin Blondal
Richard H. West
C. Franklin Goldsmith
William H. Green
2021
Reaction Mechanism Generator v3.0: Advances in Automatic Mechanism Generation
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling
61
2686–2696
2020
Mark Jacob Goldman
Nathan W. Yee
Jesse H. Kroll
William H. Green
2020
Pressure-Dependent Kinetics of Peroxy Radicals Formed in Isobutanol Combustion
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
22
19802-19815
2018
Peng Zhang
Nathan W. Yee
Sorin V. Filip
Casey E. Hetrick
Bin Yang
William H. Green
2018
Modeling Study of the anti-knock tendency of substituted phenols as additives: An application of the Reaction Mechanism Generator (RMG)�,
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
2018
Zachary J. Buras
Te-Chun Chu
Adeel Jamal
Nathan W. Yee
Joshua E. Middaugh
William H. Green
2018
Phenyl Radical + Propene: A Prototypical Reaction Surface for Aromatic-Catalyzed 1-Hydrogen-Migration and Subsequent Resonance-Stabilized Radical Formation
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
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19
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13214
2015
Connie W. Gao
Aaron G. Vandeputte
Nathan W. Yee
William H. Green
Robin E. Bonomi
Gregory R. Magoon
Hsi-Wu Wong
Oluwayemisi O. Oluwole
David K. Lewis
Nick M. Vandewiele
Kevin M. Van Geem
2015
JP-10 combustion studied with shock tube experiments and modeled with automatic reaction mechanism generation
Combustion and Flame
162
3115–3129