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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Internal Energy Partitioning: Summary of the Panel Discussion,n included discussion of the effects of reactant internal energy as well as the distribution of internal energy among accessible product final states. All participants reported experimental results, and a wide range of techniques were represented. For experiments in which reactant internal energy ef

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Mechanistic Aspects of Ion-Molecule Reactions,anced Study Institute on Ion-Molecule Interactions held in Biarritz, France, in 1974 (Ausloos, 1975). This assertion is born out by the appearance of several books (Lias and Ausloos, 1975; Lehman and Bursey, 1976; Bowers, 1979) and reviews on proton-transfer equilibria (Taft and Arnett, 1975) and on

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Equilibrium Studies of Negative Ion-Molecule Reactions,om ionization potentials and appearance potentials measured by electron impact and photoionization mass spectrometry. In contrast to this, very little is known about the thermochemistry of negative ions. Negative ions can be detected by electron impact and photoionization mass spectrometry, but the

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Proton Transfer Equilibria in the Gas and Solution Phases,NH and -OH acids and bases in aqueous solution.. The first quantitative measurements of proton transfer equilibria in the gas phase by either ion cyclotron resonance, high pressure mass spectrometry, or flowing afterglow methods. were excitedly greeted as providing the needed means to separate intri

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Ion Molecule Reactions in Low Temperature Plasmas: Formation of Interstellar Species,such a vast subject which cannot be treated in detail in a paper of this length, a brief over-view of this topic is presented (Section 2) with reference to the more important reviews of specific reaction types, and then the lesser-known process of binary ion-molecule radiative association is discuss

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Ion-Molecule Reactions in the Atmosphere,ysics generally and ion molecule chemistry particularly. This has happened in two ways. First, direct observation of atmospheric properties has led to a great deal of knowledge about ion-molecule reactions. For example, Bates and Nicolet (1960) pointed out, prior to the laboratory studies, that O. i

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Ion-Molecule Processes in Lasers,at high pressures, above 1 atmosphere, where collisional processes dominate over radiative processes even fast, nsec, vacuum ultraviolet resonance radiation from electronically excited rare gas atoms. At high pressures new classes of reactions such as recombination, association, energy transfer, cha