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Gas phase reaction rate theory

Johnston Fi S 1966 Gas Phase Reaction Rate Theory (Ronaid)... [Pg.797]

Fleming GR 1986 Chemical Applications of Ultrafast Spectroscopy (Oxford Oxford University Press) Jolmston Ft S 1966 Gas Phase Reaction Rate Theory (Ronald)... [Pg.2152]

H.S. Johnston, "Gas Phase Reaction Rate Theory" Ronald New York, 1966. [Pg.72]

For a review see Johnston, H. S., Gas Phase Reaction Rate Theory, Ronald, New York, 1966, and references therein. [Pg.332]

In this section, the various methods which have been developed to treat chemical reaction rates between solutes in solution are discussed, with specific concern for those reactions where the rate of reaction of encounter pairs is of comparable magnitude to the rate of diffusive formation of encounter pairs. Some of the detailed comments on the partially reflecting boundary condition are discussed, the effects of angular variation of the reaction rate and the possibility of using a sink term to represent chemical reaction rather than a boundary condition are presented. Such comments are contrasted with the relatively few instances where experimental data has been obtained for the rate of the concomitant chemical reaction. Recently, attention has been given to a development of aspects of gas-phase reaction rate theory to be applied to reactions in liquids. [Pg.227]

A highly relevant discussion of gas-phase H atom transfer isotope effects is Johnston, H. S. Gas phase reaction rate theory. Chap. 13. New York Ronald Press 1966... [Pg.43]

Johston, H. Gas phase reaction rate theory, Ronald Press, New York 1966... [Pg.177]


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