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Applications of Outer-sphere Electron Transfer,ortance of ET in the chemical fixation of solar energy, where we want to improve upon Nature’s biological mechanisms in order to secure a long-lasting supply of energy. This represents a great challenge to the chemist, although it does not exactly reflect a humble mind! Of course, this task logicall

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Epilogue,c chemistry oriented than my 1982 review [1], In choosing this approach, I was strongly influenced by the propensity of organic chemists to describe quantitative data in terms of free energy relationships, of which the Marcus treatment constitutes a quadratic variety. The two variables that go into

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Manage Your Mood to Follow Your Intuitionrved-arrow mechanisms, and with rare exceptions [2], notions of .-electron organic chemistry did not enjoy much acceptance in the past. Free radicals have certainly been part of the organic chemist’s mechanistic arsenal for a long time, but only recently have radical reactions been explored for synt

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Jessica Eise,Kenneth Alan Fosteritious level one can simply look at the factors which influence the two variables in the parabolic term of the Marcus equation, Δ.°′ and λ, and qualitatively assess their influence on the feasibility of an ET step. Δ.°′ is a thermodynamic quantity and is accessible for experimental determination, wh

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Win Procurements Before They Go Public,als and radical ions) and closed-shell species (even-electron molecules and ions). Also here this distinction is neither rigorous nor very fruitful, except possibly for purpose of classification; the occurrence of outer-sphere ET is again dependent on the relative redox reactivity of the species inv