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-We can define multiple reactions in one file, so that we can simulate a complex system composed of many simple power-law reactions. Take the van der Vusse reaction for example:
+We can define multiple reactions in one file, so that we can simulate a complex system composed of many simple power-law reactions. Take the van de Vusse reaction for example:
 
 $$A\stackrel{k_1}{\longrightarrow} B \stackrel{k_2}{\longrightarrow} C$$
 
 $$2A\stackrel{k_3}{\longrightarrow} D$$
 
-The `.json` file for the van der Vusse reaction looks like this:
+The `.json` file for the van de Vusse reaction looks like this:
 
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`69`		`-We can define multiple reactions in one file, so that we can simulate a complex system composed of many simple power-law reactions. Take the van der Vusse reaction for example:`
	`69`	`+We can define multiple reactions in one file, so that we can simulate a complex system composed of many simple power-law reactions. Take the van de Vusse reaction for example:`
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`75`		-The `.json` file for the van der Vusse reaction looks like this:
	`75`	+The `.json` file for the van de Vusse reaction looks like this:
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