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Table II.

Impact of changing parameters

Parameter changed	Sharpness of velocity next to BP (KLP61F direction)	Position of BP mole fraction	Sharpness of velocity next to BP (Ncd direction)
$k_{o n}^{n c d}$ ↑/↓	decrease/increase	left/right	increase/decrease
$k_{o n}^{k l p}$ ↑/↓	increase/decrease	right/left	decrease/increase
$k_{o f f}^{n c d}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/unchanged	right/left	unchanged/unchanged
$k_{o f f}^{k l p}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/unchanged	left/right	unchanged/unchanged
$F_{s t a l l}^{n c d}$ ↑/↓	decrease/increase	left/right	decrease/increase
$F_{s t a l l}^{k l p}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/decrease	unchanged/right	unchanged/unchanged
$F_{d e t}^{n c d}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/unchanged	left/right	unchanged/decrease
$F_{d e t}^{k l p}$ ↑/↓	increase/decrease	right/left	unchanged/decrease
$V_{b a c k}^{n c d}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/unchanged	unchanged/left	unchanged/unchanged
$V_{b a c k}^{k l p}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/decrease	unchanged/wider region	increase/decrease

Parameter changed	Sharpness of velocity next to BP (KLP61F direction)	Position of BP mole fraction	Sharpness of velocity next to BP (Ncd direction)
$k_{o n}^{n c d}$ ↑/↓	decrease/increase	left/right	increase/decrease
$k_{o n}^{k l p}$ ↑/↓	increase/decrease	right/left	decrease/increase
$k_{o f f}^{n c d}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/unchanged	right/left	unchanged/unchanged
$k_{o f f}^{k l p}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/unchanged	left/right	unchanged/unchanged
$F_{s t a l l}^{n c d}$ ↑/↓	decrease/increase	left/right	decrease/increase
$F_{s t a l l}^{k l p}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/decrease	unchanged/right	unchanged/unchanged
$F_{d e t}^{n c d}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/unchanged	left/right	unchanged/decrease
$F_{d e t}^{k l p}$ ↑/↓	increase/decrease	right/left	unchanged/decrease
$V_{b a c k}^{n c d}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/unchanged	unchanged/left	unchanged/unchanged
$V_{b a c k}^{k l p}$ ↑/↓	unchanged/decrease	unchanged/wider region	increase/decrease

BP, balance point. The effects of parameter changes (with respect to those in Fig. 2 A) on the mole fraction–velocity plot are font coded as follows: parameters for which a small (<20%), an intermediate (20–100%), and a large (>100%) change results in significant alteration on the plot are marked in bold, regular, and italic fonts, respectively. Note that parameters were changed one at a time and not simultaneously.

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