Titlebook: Kinetics of Ion-Molecule Reactions; Pierre Ausloos Book 1979 Plenum Press, New York 1979 Potential.energy.experiment.kinetics.molecule.phy

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Ion-Dipole Collisions: Recent Theoretical Advances,rizes the present state of the theory; particularly, advances occuring since the article of Bowers and Su (1975) was published. Emphasis is placed on a recently developed transition state theory approach which is capable of producing a rigorous upper bound to the true capture rate constant obtained

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,Ion Molecule Collisions: Theory and Experiment—Summary of Panel Discussion,able information on the importance of various kinds of forces between neutral molecules, for example, is the result of studies of diffusion and viscosity in nonreactive systems (Hirschfelder, Curtiss and Bird, 1954).

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Ion-Molecule Collision Complexes: Summary of the Panel Discussion,markable similarity between, for example, the products of the reaction of C.H. with C.H. and the fragments produced by the electron-induced ionization of several C.H. isomers. The implication of a common C.H. intermediate was clear.

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Charge Transfers at Thermal Energies: Energy Disposal and Reaction Mechanisms,a) and as part of different lectures. Special emphasis has been put on low and thermal energy processes considering their importance in lasers, electric discharges planetary and atmospheric ion chemistry.

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Energy Dependences of Ion-Neutral Reactions Studied in Drift Tubes,hteen years ago, Lampe, Franklin, and Field (1961) compiled the ion-neutral rate constants that were known at the time. There were a little over a hundred; now there must be thousands (e.g., see Ferguson, 1973; Sieck and Lias, 1976; Huntress, 1977; Albritton, 1978; and Sieck, 1979).