Tables of chemical kinetics: Homogeneous Reactions

The Kinetics of Chemical Reactions: Single-molecule versus “bulk” View

Chemistry is a discipline that studies how molecules convert into one another. A chemical reaction can involve several different molecules. For example, a molecule of sodium chloride can fall apart (i.e., dissociate) into the sodium and chlorine atoms. The simplest possible chemical reaction involves conversion of some molecule A into a different form B. To describe this reaction, we write the ...

New Homogeneous And Robust Catalyst for Heck and Suzuki Reactions

In this work, different ethyl 2,4-dioxo-4-arylbutanoate derivatives were prepared and evaluated for their Src Kinase inhibitory activity. For this purpose, the appropriate substituted acetophenone derivatives reacted with diethyl oxalate in the presence of sodium ethoxide in dried ethanol to give the corresponding products. All compounds showed moderate activities comparing with staurosporine a...

Effect of chemical reactions on the decay of isotropic homogeneous turbulence

Direct numerical simulations, (DNS), are used to simulate the decay of an isotopic, turbulent, chemically-reacting flow at high temperatures. The independent parameters that govern the physical process are introduced. The different effects from each of the parameters in the flow are explained by using the results from the DNS. It is found that there is a feedback mechanism between the chemical ...

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Kinetics of Ballistically-Controlled Reactions

We investigate the kinetics of generic single-species reaction processes when the reactants move ballistically, namely ballistic annihilation, A + A 0, and a ballistic aggregation process which mimics traffic flow on a single-lane roadway. For ballistic annihilation, dimensional analysis shows that the concentration and root means square velocity decay as c P and u N r-6, respectively, with a +...