Reaction Kinetics

Name: Reaction Kinetics
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ISBN: 9780198555278

ISBN-10: 019855527X

ISBN-13: 9780198555278

Edition: 2nd 1995 (Revised)

Authors: Michael J. Pilling, Paul W. Seakins

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Reaction kinetics is central to the study of chemistry. Kinetic studies can provide both an insight into the detailed molecular mechanisms of elementary reactions and practical information which can be used to unravel complex chemical problems such as the formation of the ozone hole. This modern, accessible text begins with an introduction to the importance and relevance of chemical kinetics, and then describes and explains the experimental and theoretical studies of elementary reactions. Modern laser and computer based techniques can now provide valuable information about the microscopic mechanisms of elementary reactions, and their importance is highlighted. The applications of kinetics…

Book details

List price: $139.99
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 1995
Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Publication date: 1/18/1996
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 318
Size: 6.61" wide x 9.45" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.386



Why study reaction kinetics?



Time, concentration, and temperature



Experimental techniques



An introduction to theories of bimolecular reactions



Reaction dynamics



Unimolecular and association reactions



Reactions in solution



Surface reactions



Complex reactions



Straight chain reactions



Explosions and branched chain reactions



Negative feedback and oscillatory behaviour



Photochemistry



Fundamental constant



Units of energy



Conversion factors from pressure to concentration units and for various rate coefficients



Absorption coefficients