Explicit internal signal stochastic resonance in a chemical model driven by colored noise

A modified Oregonator model subject to colored noise is investigated. As the model system locates in the dynamical region of period-1 oscillation, the flow rate is modulated by exponential Gaussian colored noise. The signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) as a function of the noise intensity shows the nonmonotonic behavior, indicating occurrence of explicit internal signal stochastic resonance (EISSR). The colored noise can weaken EISSR, and the maximum effect of EISSR is shifted to lower noise intensity with the increment of the correlation time. The SNR also shows resonance behavior with the variation of the correlation time as the noise intensity is fixed.