Herndon, William

CONTENTS List of Contributors. Introduction to the Series An Editor s Forward, Albert Padwa. Preface, Randolph P. Thummel. Cyclooctatetraenes Conformational and ii-Elec-tronic Dynamics Within Polyolefinic [8] Annulene Frameworks, Leo A. Paquette. A Compilation and Analysis of Structural Data of Distorted Bridgehead Olefins and Amides, Timothy G. Lease and Kenneth J. Shea. Nonplanarity and Aromaticity in Polycyclic Benzenoid Hydrocarbons, William C. Herndon and Paul C. Nowak. The Dewar Furan Story, Ronald N. Warrener. Author Index. Subject Index. 

O William C. Herndon, On Balancing Chemical Equations Past and Present (A Critical Review and Annotated Bibliography)," /. Chem. Educ., Vol. 74,1997, 1359-1362. 

It also happens that new researchers are being attracted to the field of polyhex enumerations. E. C. Kirby (Resource Use Institute, Pitlochry, Scotland, UK) may be reckoned as one of them, although his latest contributions [141,143] were preceded by some other enumeration-oriented works [85,153]. His latest work [141] makes a significant contribution to our understanding of all-benzenoids. Another name, which has recently entered the arena, is William C. Herndon (University of Texas at El Paso, Texas, USA). His enumerations [138], based on a computerized coding system for polyhexes [154], is particularly chemistry-oriented inasmuch as it takes stereoisomerism into account. 

E C omaticity in Polycyclic Benzenoid Hydrocarbons, William C. Herndon and Paul C. Nowak. The Dewar Furan Story, Ronald N. Warrener. Author Index. Subject Index. Volume 3,1995, 316 pp. 97.50 ISBN 1-55938-698-3... 

Ringle DA, Herndon BL. In-vitro morphine binding by sera from morphine-treated rabbits. J Immunol 1972 109 174-175. Ryan JJ, Parker CW, Williams RC. Gamma-globulin binding of morphine in heroin addicts. J Lab Clin Med 1972 80 155-164. Weksler ME, Cherubin C, Kilcoyne M, Koppel G, Yoel M. Absence of morphine-binding activity in serum from heroin addicts. Clin Exp Immunol 1973 13 613-617. 

We appreciate the financial support provided by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Brussels, Belgium (collaborative grant 0352/87). Also, we wish to thank Professors Jacques E. Dubois and Pierre C. Lacaze (Paris, France), Jacques Barbe (Marseille, France), William C. Herndon (El Paso, TX), Laszlo von Szentpaly and Ratna Ghosh (Kingston, Jamaica), Jane S. Murray and Peter Politzer (New Orleans, LA), Marwan Dakkouri (Ulm, Germany), and Otto Exner (Prague, Czech Republic) for their interest in our work and for valuable discussions. 

Williams, M. A. (2001). The 10 lenses Your guide to working in a multicultural tvorld. Herndon, VA Capital Books. 

The concepts of space-time yield and space velocity are tmeient. They are discussed in an early book H. S. Taylor and E. K. Rideal, Catalysis in Theory and Practice, London, 1919. Space-time has been introduced by O. Levenspiel who treats in detail the principles sketched here in his book Chemical Reaction Er ineer-ing, John Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1962. The history of stirred-flow reactors is well covered, with many examples by William C. Herndon, J. Chem. Ed., 41, 425 (1964). 

In 1973 William Herndon put forward a resonance-theoretical model, according to which he was able to calculate the resonance energies of benzenoid hydrocarbons with accuracy tantamount to the best (in that time) molecular-orbital theories [31]. Let it be mentioned that similar ideas were proposed by Simpson in 1953 [32], but in that time had little impact. 

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