Structure/Reactivity and Thermochemistry of IonsThis volume presents the proceedings of a 1986 Advanced Study Institute entitled "Structure/Reactivity and Thermochemistry of Ions", held at Les Arcs, France, June 30 to July 11, 1986. The format of a NATO Institute is ideally suited to in-depth communications between scien tists of diverse backgrounds. Particularly in the field of ion physics and chemistry, where on-going research involves physicists, physical chemists, and organic chemists - who use a variety of experimental and theoretical techniques - it is found that in the relaxed but stimula ting atmosphere of a NATO ASI, each professional group provides unique insights, leading to a better definition and solution of problems relating to the properties of gas phase ions. This book presents chapters based on the lectures presented at the Les Arcs ASI. The participants took the initiative to organize a number of specialized workshops - informal discussion groups which considered questions or problem areas of particular interest. The accounts of these sessions, which are also included in this book, make stimulating reading, and include considerable useful information. This Advanced Study Institute is the fourth in a series of NATO-spon sored institutes devoted to the chemistry and physics of ions in the gas phase. The first, in 1974, in Biarritz, France, focussed on "Interactions between Ions and Molecules". |
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Contents
SUMMARY OF THE PANEL DISCUSSION | 15 |
OPTICAL STUDIES OF PRODUCT STATE DISTRIBUTIONS | 23 |
CROSSEDMOLECULAR BEAM STUDIES OF CHARGE TRANSFER | 57 |
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Structure/Reactivity and Thermochemistry of Ions Pierre Ausloos,Sharon G. Lias No preview available - 2011 |
Structure/Reactivity and Thermochemistry of Ions Pierre Ausloos,Sharon G. Lias No preview available - 1987 |
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activation anion appearance atom barrier beam bond calculations carbon cation channel Chem chemical chemistry cluster collision compared complex corresponding cross section dependence detection determined dications direct discussed dissociation distribution effect electron electron affinity endothermic example exchange excited exothermic expected experimental experiments Figure flow formation function gas phase geometry given ground higher hydrogen important increase indicate initial interaction interesting internal interstellar involving ion-molecule ionization kcal/mol kinetic energy laboratory leads less lower mass measurements mechanism metal method molecular molecules negative neutral Note observed obtained occur orbital Phys population possible potential predicted present pressure proton transfer range rate constant reactants reaction reactivity recent relative rotational scale shown shows similar species stabilization structure studies suggested surface Table techniques temperature theoretical theory threshold tion transfer transition vibrational
References to this book
Fundamentals and Applications of Gas Phase Ion Chemistry, Volume 521 K.R. Jennings Limited preview - 1999 |