Simulation of systems with chaos in the chemical composition using stochastic methods

Abstract

As a result of the simulation of the functions of the probability distribution in systems with chaos in the chemical composition, which also includes difficult natural and technogenic mixes, e.g., oil hydrocarbonic systems, it is established that the normal distribution of the composition is observed with the probability of differences in the components in the range of 0.2–0.8. This means that the normal distribution of free energy, and the boiling temperatures are achievable in systems where the ratio of the number of components with different properties to the total number of components is 20–80%. The borders of the difference probability are established, which define the belonging of systems to different types of distribution. At a share of the differing on properties components of 1–8.5%, the distribution is close to Poisson’s distribution. When the differences in the probability components in range of 0.085–0.2, a region of unstable distribution is observed.