The Rates of Atomic Reactions.

Kistiakowsky, G. B.

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“…Of special interest are the rates of solution, including those of solids in water, metals in acids, and the subject of contact catalysis as exhibited in many important technical reactions. The kinetics of gas reactions have been extensively reviewed (52,53,57).…”

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The rates and mechanisms of some inorganic reactions

Treffers¹

1937

J. Chem. Educ.

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The rates and mechanisms of some inorganic reactions

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George Bogdan Kistiakowsky, 18 November 1900 - 7 December 1982

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The name Kistiakowsky was first drawn to my attention 50 years ago by my Oxford tutor H. W. (later Sir Harold) Thompson (F. R. S.), who required me to write an essay on photochemical reactions and suggested that Kistiakowsky’s book (5) should be read as a useful guide to the understanding of those chemical reactions which follow the primary act of light absorption. I followed the advice, which proved to be good, but I did not find the book particularly stimulating. In retrospect, I suppose this was inevitable because, in 1927, when the book was completed, photochemistry was still in a rather dull, classical, ‘stamp-collecting’, phase from which it was shortly rescued by spectroscopic and fluorescence measurements and by techniques for determining absolute reaction rates. Kistiakow sky was destined to contribute in a seminal way to this later development and I had a foretaste of this as I complied with Thompson’s request that I should also read two papers by Dieke & Kistiakowsky (31, 41) on the spectrum of formaldehyde.

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The Rates of Atomic Reactions.

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The rates and mechanisms of some inorganic reactions

The rates and mechanisms of some inorganic reactions

George Bogdan Kistiakowsky, 18 November 1900 - 7 December 1982

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