• Why study reaction kinetics? ; 1. Time, concentration, and temperature ; 2. Experimental techniques ; 3. An introduction to theories of bimolecular reactions ; 4. Reaction dynamics ; 5. Unimolecular and association reactions ; 6. Reactions in solution ; 7. Surface reactions ; 8. Complex reactions ; 9. Straight chain reactions ; 10. Explosions and branched chain reactions ; 11. Negative feedback and oscillatory behaviour ; 12. Photochemistry ; Appendix I: Fundamental constant ; Appendix II: Units of energy ; Appendix III: Conversion factors from pressure to concentration units and for various rate coefficients ; Appendix IV: Absorption coefficients

this book has been produced by a large, expert course team who have carefully researched the area and presented much up to date information ... The book is very user-friendly, having many valuable figures, tables and boxes. There are plentiful suggestions for further reading, and students are guided towards key papers in a range of journals. I will buy this book for my library.

• Why study reaction kinetics? ; 1. Time, concentration, and temperature ; 2. Experimental techniques ; 3. An introduction to theories of bimolecular reactions ; 4. Reaction dynamics ; 5. Unimolecular and association reactions ; 6. Reactions in solution ; 7. Surface reactions ; 8. Complex reactions ; 9. Straight chain reactions ; 10. Explosions and branched chain reactions ; 11. Negative feedback and oscillatory behaviour ; 12. Photochemistry ; Appendix I: Fundamental constant ; Appendix II: Units of energy ; Appendix III: Conversion factors from pressure to concentration units and for various rate coefficients ; Appendix IV: Absorption coefficients

this book has been produced by a large, expert course team who have carefully researched the area and presented much up to date information ... The book is very user-friendly, having many valuable figures, tables and boxes. There are plentiful suggestions for further reading, and students are guided towards key papers in a range of journals. I will buy this book for my library.

• Why study reaction kinetics? ; 1. Time, concentration, and temperature ; 2. Experimental techniques ; 3. An introduction to theories of bimolecular reactions ; 4. Reaction dynamics ; 5. Unimolecular and association reactions ; 6. Reactions in solution ; 7. Surface reactions ; 8. Complex reactions ; 9. Straight chain reactions ; 10. Explosions and branched chain reactions ; 11. Negative feedback and oscillatory behaviour ; 12. Photochemistry ; Appendix I: Fundamental constant ; Appendix II: Units of energy ; Appendix III: Conversion factors from pressure to concentration units and for various rate coefficients ; Appendix IV: Absorption coefficients

this book has been produced by a large, expert course team who have carefully researched the area and presented much up to date information ... The book is very user-friendly, having many valuable figures, tables and boxes. There are plentiful suggestions for further reading, and students are guided towards key papers in a range of journals. I will buy this book for my library.