Development of the Conjugated Reaction Theory in Later Works

Of great interest are Shilov s works in the branch of self-induction, which is a specific case of conjugated reactions. Fie characterized it as follows Examples are known, when one of final products is the inducer and, consequently, the inducer is formed during the process itself therefore, its concentration is increased during interaction, increasing, in turn, the secondary reaction rate, i.e. speeding it up [1, p. 13], 

Specifying the chemical conjugation mechanism, it should be noted that in this case a final product is formed in the overall reaction which acts as a reagent-inducer in the system and with the help of which active particles necessary for speeding up the secondary reaction are generated in the system. 

The objectives set before investigators in the branch of conjugated processes, formulated by Shilov in the early 1900s, are generally still valid  

The study of various types of conjugated reactions and classification of separate cases as belonging to one type or another. 

Determination of the origin of intermediate products, which interlink the primary and the secondary reaction. 

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Development of the Conjugated Reaction Theory in Later Works... 

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