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Reaction kinetics / M J Pilling

By: Pilling, Michael J and Seakins, Paul WContributor(s): Pilling, M. J | Seakins, Paul WMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher number: :Zafaa Books & Distributors | :313/56F 49A, Anand Nagar Inderlok Delhi 110035Series: Oxford science publicationsPublication details: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1995Description: xiii, 305 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN: 9780198555278Subject(s): Chemistry | Physical chemistry | Chemical kinetics | Chemistry, Physical | ReaktionskinetikDDC classification: 541.394 PIL

Contents:

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 oscillary behaviour -- Photochemistry.

Summary: The study of reaction kinetics - how fast chemical reactions happen - gives chemists insight into a range of chemical problems, from the ozone hole to enzyme reactions in living creatures. This text provides students with an accessible account of basic and applied aspects of chemical kinetics.

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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 oscillary behaviour --
Photochemistry.

The study of reaction kinetics - how fast chemical reactions happen - gives chemists insight into a range of chemical problems, from the ozone hole to enzyme reactions in living creatures. This text provides students with an accessible account of basic and applied aspects of chemical kinetics.

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