Problem set up

We now wish to let the mass transfer rate vary in time.  Choosing a single frequency may not be completely realistic, but it is simple and will show the effect.  

Note that a mass transfer coefficient never is negative so we need something a little more complex than a sine wave.  Here we have a background minimum value of ka, a frequency ω and a maximum value, kb.   

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Here we change the values.

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This seems to work well for the mass transfer coefficient.  We can now just incorporate it into the model we have been using.

The two-phase fluctuating equations are:

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