reactionflow

noun
UK /riˈækʃən fləʊ/
US /riˈækʃən floʊ/

A reaction flow is the way things happen one after another when something causes a change.

The scientist watched the reaction flow as the two liquids mixed and changed color.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In chemistry, the step-by-step path a chemical reaction takes from start to finish.

The reaction flow showed how the acid turned into salt and water.

3. In software, the order in which a program responds to events or inputs.

The app's reaction flow decides what happens when you tap a button.

4. A steady stream of responses between people or systems.

Their quick reaction flow kept the conversation going smoothly.