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According to Wikipedia, Henry Eyring was a Mexico-born United States theoretical chemist whose primary contribution was in the study of chemical reaction rates and intermediates. History Eyring, a third-generation member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , was reared on a cattle ranch in Colonia Juárez, Chihuahua, a Mormon colony, for the first 11 years of his life. His father, Edward Christian Eyring, practiced plural marriage; Edward married Caroline Romney and her sister Emma Romney , both daughters of Miles Park Romney, the great-grandfather of Mitt Romney. In July 1912, the Eyrings and about 4,200 other immigrants were driven out of Mexico by violent insurgents during the Mexican Revolution and moved to El Paso, Texas. After living in El Paso for approximately one year, the Eyrings relocated to Pima, Arizona, where he completed high school and showed a special aptitude for mathematics and science. He also studied at Gila Academy in Thatcher, Arizona, now Eastern Arizona College. One of the pillars at the front of the main building still bears his name, along with that of his brother-in-law, Spencer W. Kimball, later president of the LDS Church.

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The Activated Complex in Chemical Reactions (1935) (4172)
Viscosity, Plasticity, and Diffusion as Examples of Absolute Reaction Rates (1936) (2549)
Hydrogen in metals (1948) (1177)
The theory of rate processes : the kinetics of chemical reactions, viscosity, diffusion and electrochemical phenomena (1941) (881)
Conformation Changes of Proteins (1954) (776)
The Activated Complex and the Absolute Rate of Chemical Reactions. (1935) (762)
Absolute Rate Theory for Isolated Systems and the Mass Spectra of Polyatomic Molecules. (1952) (582)
The kinetic basis of molecular biology (1954) (572)
The Viscous Flow of Large Molecules (1940) (426)
Basic chemical kinetics (1980) (394)
Atmospheric Corrosion (1974) (383)
Mechanical Properties of Polymeric Materials (1943) (378)
The Mechanical Properties of Rat Tail Tendon (1959) (359)
Theory of Non‐Newtonian Flow. I. Solid Plastic System (1955) (357)
Diffusion and Membrane Permeability. (1949) (357)
The Absolute Rate of Reactions in Condensed Phases (1935) (345)
Free Volumes and Free Angle Ratios of Molecules in Liquids (1938) (310)
Significant liquid structures (1969) (306)
A Molecular Dynamic Theory of Chromatography (1955) (294)
The theory of rate processes in biology and medicine (1974) (282)
Mechanisms for the Relaxation Theory of Viscosity (1944) (273)
On the theory of the liquid state (1937) (259)
A Theory of Liquid Structure (1937) (245)
The Application of the Theory of Absolute Reacton Rates to Proteins. (1939) (244)
One-Electron Rotatory Power (1937) (233)
Theories of Optical Rotatory Power. (1940) (233)
The nature of enzyme inhibitions in bacterial luminescence: Sulfanilamide, urethane, temperature and pressure† (1942) (219)
The Stability of Detonation. (1949) (219)
Statistical mechanics and dynamics (1964) (211)
The Resultant Electric Moment of Complex Molecules (1932) (205)
Bulk Viscosity of Liquids (1958) (203)
Advances and Perspectives (1975) (197)
Theory of the Viscosity of Liquids as a Function of Temperature and Pressure (1937) (196)
The Theoretical Treatment of Chemical Reactions Produced by Ionization Processes Part I. The Ortho‐Para Hydrogen Conversion by Alpha‐Particles (1936) (192)
Diffusion, Thermal Conductivity, and Viscous Flow of Liquids (1941) (189)
The Deduction of Reaction Mechanisms from the Theory of Absolute Rates (1937) (175)
Bulk viscosity of polymeric systems (1959) (172)
theory of optical activity (1971) (166)
Mechanical Properties of Textiles, I (1945) (154)
The theory of absolute reaction rates (1938) (150)
The Theory of Absolute Reaction Rates and its Application to Viscosity and Diffusion in the Liquid State. (1941) (145)
Kinetic studies of the electrolytic reduction of carbon dioxide on the mercury electrode (1969) (142)
Modern Chemical Kinetics (1963) (133)
THE EFFECT OF SOLVENTS ON REACTION RATES (1939) (133)
textile research journal (1947) (130)
Reactions Involving Hydrogen Molecules and Atoms (1936) (127)
A molecular mechanism of general anesthesia. (1973) (115)
Optical rotatory dispersion and circular dichroism (1968) (114)
Anion and pH effects on the potentials of zero charge of gold and silver electrodes. (1967) (109)
RELAXATION THEORY OF TRANSPORT PROBLEMS IN CONDENSED SYSTEMS (1958) (107)
Structure and properties of solid surfaces (1954) (99)
Kinetics of Graphite Oxidation (1957) (98)
Equilibrium and Kinetics of Detergent Adsorption–a Generalized Equilibration Theory (1956) (97)
The Mechanism of the Luminescence of Solids (1947) (92)
SIGNIFICANT LIQUID STRUCTURES, VI. THE VACANCY THEORY OF LIQUIDS. (1961) (92)
The Inductive Effect and Chemical Reactivity. I. General Theory of the Inductive Effect and Application to Electric Dipole Moments of Haloalkanes (1951) (92)
STERIC HINDRANCE AND COLLISION DIAMETERS1 (1932) (90)
SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURES IN THE LIQUID STATE. I. (1958) (89)
Flow Mechanism of Thixotropic Substances (1959) (85)
THE NATURE AND CONTROL OF REACTIONS IN BIOLUMINESCENCE (1945) (83)
I. Calculation of Energy of H3 Molecule (1936) (82)
Elementary transition state theory of the Soret and Dufour effects. (1980) (81)
SIGNIFICANT-STRUCTURE THEORY APPLIED TO WATER AND HEAVY WATER (1966) (79)
Electrode reduction kinetics of carbon dioxide in aqueous solution (1972) (79)
Application of the theory of absolute reaction rates to bacterial luminescence (1942) (77)
Non-adiabatic Reactions. Rotation about the Double Bond* (1941) (76)
Application of the Theory of Absolute Reaction Rates to Overvoltage (1939) (75)
The Separation of the Hydrogen Isotopes by Electrolysis. Part I (1934) (75)
Antagonism between high pressure and anesthetics in the thermal phase-transition of dipalmitoyl phosphatidylcholine bilayer. (1979) (74)
Theory of Non‐Newtonian Flow. II. Solution System of High Polymers (1955) (74)
An Elementary Theory of Condensation (1939) (73)
TRANSMISSION COEFFICIENTS FOR EVAPORATION AND CONDENSATION (1960) (69)
Circular dichroism of nucleoside derivatives. V. Cytosine derivatives. (1969) (68)
Application of Significant Structure Theory to Water1 (1964) (67)
A Kinetic Theory for the Oxidation of Carbonized Filaments (1958) (66)
The Effect of the Rotation of Groups about Bonds on Optical Rotatory Power (1941) (64)
The Non-Equilibrium Theory of Absolute Rates of Reaction1 (1947) (63)
Circular dichroism of nucleoside derivatives. X. Influence of solvents and substituents upon the Cotton effects of guanosine derivatives. (1971) (63)
QUANTUM MECHANICS OF ACTIVATED ADSORPTION (1932) (63)
Theory of the Viscosity of Unimolecular Films (1938) (62)
The Electron Tunnelling Hypothesis for Electron Ex-change Reactions (1954) (62)
Circular dichroism of nucleoside derivatives. IV. Uracil derivatives. (1969) (61)
The Differential Thermal Analysis of Natural and Modified Wool and Mohair (1963) (59)
The Absolute Rate of Homogeneous Atomic Reactions (1935) (59)
Absolute Rates of Solid Reactions: Diffusion. (1940) (58)
Application of the Theory of Absolute Reaction Rates to Heterogeneous Processes I. The Adsorption and Desorption of Gases (1940) (58)
Solubility of gases in water (1972) (58)
Circular dichroism of nucleoside derivatives. IX. Vicinal effects on the circular dichroism of pyrimidine nucleosides. (1970) (57)
Adsorption Kinetics. II. Nature of the Adsorption Bond1 (1957) (57)
THE ENERGY OF ACTIVATION FOR BIMOLECULAR REACTIONS INVOLVING HYDROGEN AND THE HALOGENS, ACCORDING TO THE QUANTUM MECHANICS (1931) (56)
Nature of fresh metal surfaces in aqueous solutions (1969) (55)
Significant structure theory of liquids (1963) (55)
Mass Spectrum of Propane: Isotope Effect and Metastable Ions (1960) (51)
MAGNETIC CIRCULAR DICHROISM (1971) (51)
The Properties of Liquid Sulfur (1943) (50)
The Absolute Rates of Reaction of Hydrogen with the Halogens (1936) (50)
Pressure and reactivity of proteins, with particular reference to invertase. (1946) (49)
Nonadiabatic Reactions. The Decomposition of N2O (1935) (49)
Inorganic Oxidation-Reduction Reactions in Solution Electron Transfers (1955) (48)
Optical rotatory dispersion, circular dichroism, and absorption studies on some naturally occurring ribonucleosides and related derivatives. (1967) (48)
A Limitation to the Mixed Potential Concept of Metal Corrosion Copper in Oxygenated Sulfuric Acid Solutions (1975) (47)
Curvature Dependence of the Surface Tension and the Theory of Solubility (1970) (47)
Mechanical Properties of Textiles (1946) (46)
The dielectric constant of liquid water and various forms of ice according to significant structure theory. (1966) (46)
The surface tension of binary liquid mixtures. (1968) (45)
Mechanical Properties and the Structure of Hair (1950) (44)
A theoretical study of resonance Raman scattering from molecules: High pressure effect. (1980) (43)
CHAPTER 3 – THE RELAXATION THEORY OF TRANSPORT PHENOMENA (1958) (42)
Reactions Involving Hydrogen and the Hydrocarbons (1939) (42)
Structure of the Liquid State and Viscosity of - Hydrocarbons. (1953) (41)
Semilocalized Orbitals. I. The Hydrogen Molecule (1951) (41)
Pressure and Rate Processes. (1941) (41)
Significant Structure Theory of Surface Tension (1964) (41)
Molecular mechanism of inhibition of firefly luminescence by local anesthetics. (1976) (40)
The Structure and Dynamics of Liquids (1941) (40)
Application of Absolute Reaction Rate Theory to the Racemization of Certain Sterically Hindered Compounds1 (1951) (40)
Anesthetic interaction with a model cell membrane: expansion, phase transition, and melting of the lecithin monolayer. (1974) (39)
Deformation and flow : an elementary introduction to theoretical rheology (1950) (39)
Significant Structure Theory of Transport Phenomena (1964) (38)
A Partition Function for Liquid Mercury (1937) (38)
Optical Rotatory Dispersion Studies of L-Histidine Chelation (1964) (37)
The effect of water containing the isotope of hydrogen upon fresh water organisms (1933) (37)
The Theory of Trimolecular Reactions1 (1935) (37)
Internal Rotation and Resonance in Hydrocarbons (1939) (35)
MCD behavior of benzene and its derivatives (1973) (35)
The Constitution of Chromic Salts in Aqueous Solution1 (1950) (35)
Chemical Kinetics of Plastic Deformation (1971) (34)
SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURES IN LIQUIDS, III. PARTITION FUNCTION FOR FUSED SALTS. (1960) (33)
Membrane Permeability and Electrical Potential (1954) (33)
The Quantum Mechanics of Seven and Eight Electrons with Spin Degeneracy (1933) (33)
Calculation of Dipole Moments from Rates of Nitration of Substituted Benzenes and Its Significance for Organic Chemistry (1940) (33)
Rheology. Theory and Applications. (1960) (33)
The Significants of Isotopic Reactions in Rate Theory (1952) (32)
Adsorption Kinetics. I. The System of Alkali Atoms on Tungsten1 (1955) (32)
Vicinal effects on the optical activity of some adenine nucleosides. (1968) (31)
Properties of molten magnesium oxide. (1975) (31)
A Theory of Diffusion in Liquids. (1940) (30)
Significant Structure Theory Applied to Surface Tension (1967) (30)
A Comparison of the Immersion and Open‐Circuit Scrape Methods for Determining the Potential of Zero Charge of Metal Electrodes (1974) (30)
THE FUNDAMENTAL ACTION OF PRESSURE, TEMPERATURE, AND DRUGS ON ENZYMES, AS REVEALED BY BACTERIAL LUMINESCENCE (1948) (30)
The organizational world (1973) (30)
Quantum-Mechanical Studies on Oxidation Potentials and Antioxidizing Action of Phenolic Compounds. (1959) (29)
SIGNIFICANT LIQUID STRUCTURE THEORY, IX. PROPERTIES OF DENSE GASES AND LIQUIDS. (1962) (29)
Calculation of the Energy of H3 and of H3+. III (1937) (29)
Binding Energies in the Growth of Crystal Nuclei from Metallic Atoms (1933) (29)
Kinetics of the Steam-Carbon Reaction (1956) (29)
Magnetic circular dichroism of molecules in dense media. III. Substituted benzenes (1973) (29)
A general treatment of relaxation phenomena. (1977) (28)
The Structure of Substituted Ethylenes and Their Isomerization Polymerization and (1942) (28)
The Optical Activity of Secondary Butyl Alcohol (1938) (28)
Investigation of the composition and formation constant of molecular complexes. (1974) (27)
Quantum Mechanics and Chemical Reactions. (1932) (27)
The Mechanical Properties of Textiles, III (1946) (27)
Stochastic Processes in Physical Chemistry (1974) (27)
Circular dichroism of nucleoside derivatives. 8. Coupled oscillator calculations of molecules with fixed structure. (1970) (27)
A Study of Three‐Center Integrals Useful in Molecular Quantum Mechanics (1953) (26)
II. Calculation of Energy of H3+ Ion (1936) (26)
An Application of the Absolute Reaction Rate Theory to Some Problems in Annealing (1951) (26)
Zero-Charge Potentials of Solid Metals (1964) (26)
Further Applications of the Domain Theory of Liquid Water: I. Surface Tension of Light and Heavy Water; II. Dielectric Constant of Lower Aliphatic Alcohols (1967) (25)
Pressure and Temperature Effects on the Viscosity of Liquids (1940) (25)
Mechanisms of triboluminescence. (1980) (25)
SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURES IN LIQUIDS, V. THERMODYNAMIC AND TRANSPORT PROPERTIES OF MOLTEN METALS. (1960) (25)
Molecular mechanisms in inflammation and stress. (1957) (24)
Quantum statistical theory of rate processes. (1972) (24)
Study of the franck-condon and herzberg-teller approximations. (1974) (24)
The Theory of Absolute Reaction Rates Applied to the Study of Polarographic Waves. (1949) (24)
Liquid Theory and the Structure of Water (1976) (24)
Equilibrium Theory of Unimolecular Reactions (1954) (24)
Pyrazolopyrimidine nucleosides. V. Methylation of the C-nucleoside antibiotic formycin and structural elucidation of products by magnetic circular dichroism spectroscopy. (1974) (23)
Untangling biological reactions. (1966) (23)
Metastable Ions in Mass Spectra (1955) (23)
Potential changes in suspensions of chloroplasts on illumination. (1950) (23)
Application of the Theory of Absolute Reaction Rates to Heterogeneous Processes II. Chemical Reactions on Surfaces (1940) (23)
Temperature effects on the potential of zero charge of the mercury electrode (1967) (23)
Men, Mines, and Molecules (1977) (23)
Voltage Transients of Freshly Produced Noble Metal Electrode Surfaces (1965) (23)
The electrochemical reduction of oxygen on copper in dilute sulphuric acid solutions (1976) (23)
Theoretical Considerations Concerning the Separation of Isotopes (1933) (22)
Ultraviolet rotatory dispersion of adenosine, inosine and their monophosphates (1964) (21)
Vibronic contributions to optical rotation (1970) (21)
Activated Complexes of Fast Bimolecular Reactions (1962) (21)
Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of the interaction of general anesthetics with 1,2-dihexadecyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphorylcholine bilayer. (1976) (21)
THE VISCOSITY OF HIGH POLYMERS-THE RANDOM WALK OF A GROUP OF CONNECTED SEGMENTS. (1958) (21)
Use of Nuclear Attraction Integral Approximations in Molecular Quantum Mechanics (1953) (21)
Significant‐Structure Theory Applied to Molten Salts (1968) (21)
Calculation of Statistical Complexions of Harmonic Oscillations (1965) (21)
Improved Calculation of Quasiequilibrium Reaction Rate Constants (1963) (20)
The calculation of activation energies (1938) (19)
EFFECTS OF HIGH PRESSURE ON THE THERMOLUMINESCENCE OF $gamma$-IRRADIATED / cap alpha/-Al$sub 2$O$sub 3$ SINGLE CRYSTALS (1963) (19)
Molecular Symmetry and the Reduction of the Secular Equation (1933) (19)
A GENERALIZED THEORY OF PLASTICITY INVOLVING THE VIRIAL THEOREM. (1955) (19)
A Theory of the Thermodynamic Properties of Large Molecules (1941) (19)
Superfluids. volume II: macroscopic theory of superfluid helium (1955) (19)
Surface activities of tertiary amine local anesthetics at air/water interface in the presence and absence of phospholipid monolayers. (1980) (19)
Circular dichroism of nucleoside derivatives. VI. The optically active bands of adenine nucleoside derivatives. (1969) (18)
Multi-barrier Kinetics: Nucleation (1958) (18)
A Partition Function for Normal Liquids (1941) (18)
Mass Spectra and the Chemical Species Produced by the Impact of Low Energy Electrons (1955) (18)
Theory of Non‐Newtonian Flow. III. A Method for Analyzing Non‐Newtonian Flow Curves (1960) (18)
The melting and pyrolysis of teflon and the melting of silver chloride and iodine under high pressure. (1967) (18)
TRIATOMIC HALOGEN MOLECULES IN PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS (1932) (18)
Thermoluminescence and the Influence of γ‐Ray Induced Defects In Single‐Crystal α‐Al2O3 (1962) (18)
Contribution of Interfacial Resistance to Theoretical Plate Height in Gas Chromatography (1964) (18)
Magnetic circular dichroism of molecules in dense media. I. Theory (1972) (17)
Addition of Symmetrical Diatomic Molecules to Benzene (1935) (17)
The Zero Point Energy and the Separation of Isotopes. (1933) (17)
The Reduced Thermodynamic Functions for the Significant Structure Theory of Simple Liquids (1965) (16)
Substituent effects on the optical activity of some purine nucleosides. (1967) (16)
The Inductive Effect and Chemical Reactivity. II. Reactions of Halides with Sodium Atoms1 (1952) (16)
Thermal Diffusion in Binary Systems (1953) (16)
RATE THEORY AND SOME PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF HIGH POLYMERS (1943) (16)
Structure of electrical double layer between mercury and dimethyl sulfoxide in the presence of chloride ions (1970) (16)
Evidence for an acid-catalyzed alpha,beta epimerization in pyridine nucleotides. (1968) (16)
Use of Electron Repulsion Integral Approximations in Molecular Quantum Mechanics (1954) (15)
Radial distribution function of liquid argon according to significant structure theory. (1981) (15)
Nonadiabatic Reactions. Chemiluminescence (1938) (15)
Use of Molecular Quantum‐Mechanical Approximations Exemplified in the Energy Calculation of the H3— System (1955) (15)
ELECTROLYTIC SEPARATION OF HYDROGEN ISOTOPES AND THE MECHANISM OF THE CATHODE PROCESS (1933) (15)
Philosophy of Purity and Identity of Organic Compounds (1948) (14)
Study of vibronic and born-oppenheimer couplings. (1974) (14)
PRINCIPLE OF MINIMUM BENDING OF LOCALIZED AND DELOCALIZED ORBITALS; ETHANE BARRIER AND RELATED EFFECTS. (1958) (14)
Stochastic Model of Unimolecular Reactions and the RRKM Theory. (1972) (14)
THE NATURE OF THE LUCIFERIN-LUCIFERASE SYSTEM (1944) (14)
Application of significant structure theory to the correlation of thermodynamic properties of carbon dioxide, carbonyl sulfide, and carbon disulfide in terms of the respective molecular parameters (1968) (14)
Absolute Reaction Rate Constants and Chemical Reaction Cross Sections of Bimolecular Reactions (1971) (14)
Technique for the Electrolytic Production of H2H2O (1933) (14)
The Radiochemical Synthesis and Decomposition of Hydrogen Bromide (1936) (13)
Mechanical Properties of Textiles, X (1946) (13)
Pressure-anesthetic antagonism on the phase separation of non-ionic surfactant micelles. (1980) (13)
Magnetic circular dichroism (MCD) of the N-methyl derivatives of purine (1973) (13)
Significant‐Structure Theory and Cell Theory for Two‐Dimensional Liquids of Hard Disks (1965) (13)
Thermal Conductivity of Liquids (1964) (13)
THE SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE THEORY OF LIQUID HYDROGEN IN ITS VARIOUS ORTHO—PARA AND ISOTOPIC FORMS1 (1962) (13)
Significant liquid-structure theory of viscosity and self-diffusion of the alkali metals. (1972) (13)
Thermodynamic and Transport Properties of Liquids (1962) (13)
Structure of molecules and internal rotation (1955) (13)
Conformational basis for the activation of adenylate cyclase by adenosine. (1977) (13)
THE DECOMPOSITION OF NITROGEN PENTOXIDE IN INERT SOLVENTS (1930) (13)
Biological electron transport. I. Imidazole pump model of electron transport: a group transfer model. (1965) (13)
A conformational basis for the selective action of ara-adenine. (1977) (13)
Kinetic parameters by the method of mixed potentials (1970) (13)
Hydrostatic pressure and ionic strength effects on the kinetics of lysozyme. (1972) (13)
α-Hydrogen Bonding—A Theory of the Baker-Nathan Effect (1957) (13)
Significant‐Structure Theory of Binary Mixtures. II (1965) (13)
Flow Properties of Attapulgite Suspension in Water (1961) (13)
The rotational barrier in ethane (1962) (12)
Mechanical Properties of Textiles, XI (1946) (12)
SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURES IN LIQUIDS. II. (1959) (12)
Study of Pressure Calibration and Pressure Distribution in a Piston‐Cylinder High Pressure Press (1967) (12)
The dielectric constants of mixtures and of the supercritical region of some hydrogen-bonded fluids (1968) (12)
Application of the singular perturbation method to reaction kinetics. (1973) (12)
A many electron model for optical rotation (1961) (12)
Molecular orbital calculations of magnetic circular dichroism spectra: a benzene-indole sequence. (1973) (12)
Rheological Factors for Bentonite Suspensions (1963) (11)
Mechanical Properties of Textiles, IX (1946) (11)
Theoretical studies of the conformational properties of ribavirin. (1976) (11)
Electronic absorption and magnetic circular dichroism spectra of ferrocene (1976) (11)
A molecular orbital study of the conformation of formycin. (1974) (11)
SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURES IN LIQUIDS, IV. LIQUID CHLORINE. (1960) (11)
The Theory of Absolute Reaction Rates in Solution (1963) (11)
Absorption, optical rotatory dispersion, and circular dichroism studies on some sulfur-containing ribonucleosides (1969) (11)
Magnetic circular dichroism of molecules in dense media: benzene. (1972) (11)
Magnetic circular dichroism of ferrocene and substituted ferrocenes. d-d Transitions (1972) (11)
Calculation of the reaction cross section from a rate constant by the method of steepest-descent. (1971) (11)
Viscous flow and glass transition temperature of some hydrocarbons (1970) (11)
On the region of indifference for high pressure transitions in d-camphor (II–III) and phosphorus (I–II) (1964) (11)
THE SOLUBILITY OF SALTS IN H2H2O (1933) (11)
An Averaged Field Calculation of the Polarity of the Carbon‐Hydrogen Bond (1951) (11)
The Calculation of Matrix Elements Between Bond Eigenfunctions (1933) (10)
A model for optical rotation (1961) (10)
Theoretical Calculation of the Pressure Dependence of Liquid Hydrocarbon Viscosities (1969) (10)
POTENTIAL ENERGY BARRIER FOR ROTATION AND THE CONDENSATION COEFFICIENTS OF H2AND D2ON ALUMINA BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY (1960) (10)
Circular dichroism of adenosine dinucleotides. (1977) (10)
Rheological Factors for Attapulgite Suspended in Water (1962) (10)
Theory of Acid Strength. Temperature Effect (1941) (10)
The Physical Theory of Meteors. I. a Reaction-Rate Approach to the Rate of Mass Loss in Meteors. (1951) (10)
The Transmission Coefficient in Reaction Rate Theory (1962) (10)
Electron spin correlation and the ethane barrier (1960) (10)
Activated Complex Energies (1957) (10)
Periodicities in chemistry and biology (1978) (10)
Wavelength regulation in rhodopsin: effects of dipoles and amino acid side chains. (1980) (10)
AN APPLICATION OF THE ABSOLUTE RATE THEORY TO PHASE CHANGES IN SOLIDS. TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 40 (1953) (9)
Variational Calculation of the Optical Activity of 3‐Methylcyclopentanone (One‐Electron Theory) (1964) (9)
Strain Electrometry and Corrosion, IV Film Properties and Strain Potential (1959) (9)
Electrical Properties of Some Porphyrins under High Pressure (1966) (9)
Photochemistry of Air Pollution. Philip A. Leighton. Academic Press, New York, 1961. ix + 300 pp. Illus. $11 (1962) (9)
Mechanical Properties of Textiles, V (1946) (9)
SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE THEORY OF BINARY LIQUID MIXTURES: CARBON TETRACHLORIDE AND CYCLOHEXANE. (1964) (9)
Significant Structure Theory Applied to Surface Tension of Binary Liquid Mixtures (1969) (9)
Magneto-Optical Rotation of Transition-Metal Complexes (1965) (9)
Magnetic Circular Dichroism and Diamagnetic Molecules (1972) (9)
The Mechanical Properties of Textiles (1945) (9)
Automatic Rotational Viscometer and High‐Pressure Apparatus for the Study of the Non‐Newtonian Behavior of Materials (1962) (8)
Mechanism for the Plastic Deformation of Yule Marble (1967) (8)
The dynamics of life: aging. (1972) (8)
A conformational basis for the antiviral inactivity of tetrazole ribonucleosides. (1978) (8)
Mechanical Properties of Cotton Fibers (1953) (8)
Energy Calculations of Multiple Hydrogen‐Atom Systems by VB and MO Methods (1955) (8)
The Ionization and Stopping Power of Various Gases for Alpha Particles from Polonium. II (1927) (8)
A partition function for liquids (1937) (8)
Mechanism of inhibitor action for chain processes (1962) (8)
Temperature dependence of rate constants of thermal activated processes and vibrational relaxation in starvation kinetics (1978) (8)
Cation Effects on the Potentials of Zero Charge of Gold, Silver, and Mercury Electrodes (1967) (8)
Absolute Rates of Four‐Atom Reactions (1936) (8)
Mechanical Properties of Cotton Fibers (1953) (8)
A theory of light-induced explosion. (1979) (8)
Molecular orbital studies of ethylenediamine conformations. (1972) (8)
Optical and conformational properties of the 7‐(beta‐D‐ribofuranosyl) purines (1972) (8)
The Mechanism of Flow for Solid Metals. (1948) (8)
Physical Chemistry of Surfaces. Arthur W. Adamson. Interscience (Wiley), New York, ed. 2, 1967. xx + 747 pp., illus. $15 (1968) (8)
Slow vibrationally activated reactions at high temperatures (1975) (8)
Localized Orbitals in Spectroscopy (1978) (8)
An imidazole pump model of electron transport. (1963) (8)
Fundamental principles of polymerization (1953) (8)
The Inductive Effect and Chemical Reactivity. III. Effect of Charge Shifts on Energetics of Some Basic Reactions of Aliphatic Compounds1 (1953) (8)
Temperature and pressure dependence of viscosity of quantum liquid He according to significant structure theory. (1980) (8)
Strength of plastics and glass (1950) (8)
Fall-off from extrapolated values of all chemical reactions at very high temperatures. (1975) (7)
Quantum statistical theory of optical phenomena. (1977) (7)
Mechanical Properties of Textiles, VII* The Visco-Elastic Properties of a Wool Fiber (1946) (7)
The Quantum Mechanics of Chemical Reactions Involving Conjugate Double Bonds (1933) (7)
Molecular Symmetry and the Reduction of the Secular Equation. Part II (1934) (7)
The Liquid State. (1939) (7)
OPTICAL ROTATORY DISPERSION OF L-CYSTEINE-COBALT SYSTEMS. (1965) (7)
Conformation of nucleosides: circular dichroism study on the syn-anti conformational equilibrium of 2-substituted benzimidazole nucleosides. (1979) (7)
The significant structure and properties of liquid hydrazine and liquid diborane (1967) (7)
A theoretical investigation of symmetry‐forbidden transitions in magnetic circular dichroism and electronic spectra of benzene (1977) (7)
Strain Electrometry and Corrosion. II. Chemical Effects with Copper Electrodes (1957) (7)
Ions in flames (1961) (7)
Some Recent Developments in Reaction Rate Theory (1952) (7)
Theory of Flow Properties of Attapulgite Suspension in Water. A Method for Determining the Relaxation‐Time Parameter β (1963) (7)
Collisional energy transfer and quenching of electronic excitation. (1975) (7)
Theory of Unimolecular Reactions (Slater, Noel B.) (1960) (7)
Significant structure theory applied to electrolyte solution. (1979) (7)
Density matrix method for orbital localization. (1979) (7)
Dielectric Breakdown of Solids (Whitehead, S.) (1952) (7)
Reversible and irreversible inhibition by anesthetics of the calcium-induced luminescence of aequorin. (1977) (7)
The principle of minimum bending of orbitals (1958) (7)
The activated complex in chemisorption and catalysis (1950) (7)
THE FIVE-ELECTRON PROBLEM IN QUANTUM MECHANICS AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE HYDROGEN-CHLORINE REACTION (1932) (7)
THERMODYNAMIC AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF LIQUID FLUORINE AS CALCULATED BY SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE THEORY OF LIQUIDS (1963) (7)
The dynamics of life. II. The steady-state theory of mutation rates. (1970) (7)
Kinetic studies of the racemization of optically active (amino acidato) triethylenetetraminecobalt(III) complexes. cis-.beta.2-(-)-(phenylalaninato)(triethylenetetramine)cobalt iodide and cis-.beta.2-(+)- and (-)-(L-prolinato)(triethylenetetramine)cobalt iodides in aqueous solutions (1970) (7)
Stress Relaxation and Shrinkage in Fibers (1952) (7)
The Homogeneous Reaction between Hydrogen and Fluorine (1933) (6)
The Dispersion of Electric Birefringence (1966) (6)
Reaction kinetics in living systems. (1981) (6)
Statistical Theory of Surface Tension (1962) (6)
Approximate Integral Evaluations Used in the Molecular Quantum Mechanics of Nonlinear Molecules (1954) (6)
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE SIGNIFICANT LIQUID STRUCTURE THEORY AND THE CELL THEORY. (1964) (6)
The dynamics of life, 3. Mechanisms of nonsurvival and the relation of dose size. (1970) (6)
ELECTRODE DEPOLARIZATION KINETICS ON OPEN CIRCUIT1 (1963) (6)
Activation Energies of Reactions Involving Oxygen. I. The Reaction O + H2 = H2O (1934) (6)
Mechanical Properties of Textiles, VIII (1946) (6)
Comparison of Various Liquid Theories with the Significant Structure Theory (1964) (6)
Interferon induction: a conformational hypothesis. (1979) (6)
The dynamics of life. I. Death from internal irradiation by 239Pu and 226Ra, aging, cancer, and other diseases. (1970) (6)
Configuration Interaction in the Calculation of Oscillatory and Rotatory Intensities of Nonplanar pi-Electronic Systems. (1970) (6)
Resolution of Crossed Bond Eigenfunctions in Terms of the Uncrossed Set (1934) (6)
THREE-BODY RECOMBINATION OF GASEOUS IONS (1960) (6)
Kinetics of heterogeneous chemical reactions: a theoretical model for the accumulation of pesticides in soil. (1971) (6)
Physical Chemistry: The Past 100 Years. (1976) (6)
Energy Calculations for the Linear H3+ Ion System* (1955) (6)
Significant structure liquid theory of the alkali metals over the normal melting to boiling range (1972) (6)
THERMOLUMINESCENCE OF GOLDEN SAPPHIRE AND FUSED BORAX SEEDED WITH Ni, Mg, AND UO3 (1962) (5)
Magnetic circular dichroism of molecules in dense media: Dimerization of benzoic acids (1976) (5)
THE DECOMPOSITION OF NITROGEN PENTOXIDE IN CHEMICALLY ACTIVE SOLVENTS (1930) (5)
Application of the Eyring-Stover survival theory to soil-related functions. (1980) (5)
Calculations of the circular dichroism of adenosine derivatives constrained in the syn form. (1980) (5)
Significant structure theory of molecules having hindered intermolecular rotation in the condensed phases. (1966) (5)
Thermodynamics of Living Systems (1960) (5)
Optical activity and electronic absorption spectra of some simple nucleosides related to cytidine and uridine: all-valence-shell molecular orbital calculations. (1981) (5)
Sodium Transport in Isolated Frog Skin (1956) (5)
The elastomeric rack in biology. (1971) (5)
Nonclassical Reaction Kinetics. (1951) (5)
THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF WATER ACCUMULATION IN COHESIVE SUBGRADE SOILS (1946) (5)
Surface-Active Agents and Interfacial Transfer in Gas-Liquid Chromatography. A New Tool for Measuring Interfacial Resistance (1965) (5)
A THEORY OF OPTIMUM CONDITIONS FOR PHASE TRANSITIONS. (1958) (5)
The Activated Complex in Some High Temperature Heterogeneous Reactions (1970) (5)
Flame Propagation : The Random Walk of Chemical Energy (1956) (5)
Anesthetics and high-pressure interaction upon elastic properties of a polymer membrane. (1981) (5)
Combined effects of dissociable and undissociable local anesthetics upon ATP-induced firefly bioluminescence. (1976) (5)
Ion flow through a membrane: concentration and current responses to a step potential change. (1978) (4)
Relaxation Theory of a Creep of Metal (1960) (4)
Comparative study by circular dichroism of the conformation of deazapurine nucleosides and that of common purine nucleosides. (1976) (4)
Similarity and differences between conditions for initiation and failure of detonation. (1980) (4)
Mechanical Properties of Textiles, IV (1946) (4)
IRREVERSIBLE THERMODYNAMICS AND RATE THEORY. (1955) (4)
Medium-induced radiationless transitions and effect of solvent on radiationless transitions. (1976) (4)
A THEORY FOR CREEP OF CERAMIC BODIES UNDER CONSTANT LOAD (1949) (4)
Evaluation of Some Electron Repulsion Integrals Needed in Molecular Quantum Mechanics. A Method of Calculation of Two Electron Multi‐Center Repulsion Integrals without the Use of the Neumann Expansion (1954) (4)
Some sources of uncertainty and their consequences in engineering design projects (1966) (4)
STRAIN ELECTROMETRY AND CORROSION I. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ON INTERFACIAL ELECTRICAL TRANSIENTS. (1957) (4)
Kinetics of heterogeneous chemical reactions. II. (1970) (4)
Optical Rotatory Power of Benzoin (1950) (4)
Effect of molecular rotation on the vibration-vibration energy transfer in condensed media. (1979) (4)
THE INACTIVATION OF GROWTH-PROMOTING DISLOCATIONS WITH TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE, AND POISONS. (1958) (4)
Evaluation of Some Electron Repulsion Integrals Needed in Molecular Quantum Mechanics. II. Use of the Neumann Expansion in Evaluation of Two Electron Three‐Center Repulsion Integrals (1954) (4)
The significant structure theory applied to amorphous and crystalline polyethylene. (1974) (4)
An examination into the origin, possible synthesis and physical properties of diamonds (1952) (4)
Significant structure theory of surface tension of the alkali metals. (1972) (4)
Significant structure theory of isotope effect. (1967) (4)
On an improved partition function of significant structure theory. (1967) (4)
SOME MOLECULAR ASPECTS OF HEART BEHAVIOR (1957) (4)
Effects of Oxygen on the Mechanism of Cadmium Dissolution in Sulfate Solutions (1977) (4)
Biological electron transport. II. A variation of the imidazole pump model to include coupling. (1965) (4)
Significant structure theory applied to phase separation. (1977) (4)
IMPLICATIONS OF A CIRCULAR DICHROISM AND THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION OF RIBAVIRIN‐RELATED DERIVATIVES IN DRUG DESIGN (1981) (4)
Starvation Kinetics (1978) (4)
THE SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE THEORY APPLIED TO LIQUID HYDROGEN HALIDES. (1965) (4)
Molecular Theory of Damping in Fibers (1951) (4)
Applications of the survival theory to ecology. (1974) (4)
Danger of Interfacial Resistance from Surface Contamination in Gas Liquid Chromatography. (1965) (4)
Mobile Bond Orders of Some Polyphenyls from SCF—LCAO—MO Theory (1964) (4)
Recent developments in the significant structure theory of liquids (1965) (4)
The Overlap Average and Central Field Approximations (1951) (3)
FORMATION OF COLOR CENTERS IN SAPPHIRE BY SOLAR RADIATION (1961) (3)
Significant structure theory applied to liquid helium-3. (1977) (3)
THE APPLICATION OF SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE THEORY TO BINARY LIQUID MIXTURES: AR + N(2), AR + O(2), AND O(2) + N(2). (1965) (3)
The Relation Between Vector and Bond Eigenfunction Methods for Spin Degeneracy (1935) (3)
Quantum statistical mechanical theory of diffusion and reaction on solid surfaces. (1981) (3)
Electric double layer dynamics by high-field electroluminescence in aqueous solution (Destriau effect). (1978) (3)
Theoretical Chemistry, Periodicities in Chemistry and Biology (1979) (3)
Hydrophilic region of lecithin membranes studied by bromothymol blue and effects of an inhalation anesthetic, enflurane. (1979) (3)
Solution of the time-dependent schrödinger equation by the laplace transform method. (1971) (3)
Relaxation Theory of Creep of Metals (1963) (3)
Electrical Properties of Some Charge‐Transfer Complexes under High Pressure (1966) (3)
Physical Adsorption of Some Hydrocarbons, The Two Dimensional Liquid State (1976) (3)
Systematics in the Electronic Spectra of Nucleoside Derivatives (1972) (3)
Kinetics of Oxidation of Pyrolytic Carbon (1955) (3)
Some recent advances in non-Newtonian Viscosity (1947) (3)
Application of significant structures theory to some hydrocarbon liquids (1972) (3)
MOLECULAR WEIGHTS OF SATURATED VAPORS BY THE EFFUSION METHOD (1928) (3)
Rate constant of vibrational redistribution in molecules using adiabatic approximation model. (1982) (3)
A New Theory of Overvoltage (1939) (3)
An improved iteration method for the calculation of surface tension using the significant structure theory of liquids. (1969) (3)
Ettect of Electrolytes on Flow Properties of Aqueous Bentonite Suspension (1971) (3)
Strain Electrometry, Corrosion and Catalysis (1958) (3)
Magnetic Circular Dichroism of Molecules in Dense Media: Relation Between Magnetic Circular Dichroism and Hammett's Constants. (1975) (3)
Forced Vibrations of Polyamide Monofils (1952) (3)
Models in Optical Activity (1975) (3)
Single partition function for three phases. (1977) (3)
A Kinetic Treatment of Saturation and Condensation Statistics. (1953) (3)
Effect of chemical substitution on absorption spectra and magnetic circular dichroism of molecules in dense media. (1974) (2)
PAPER 5 – THE ABSOLUTE RATE OF REACTIONS IN CONDENSED PHASES† (1967) (2)
REACTIONS AT FRESH METAL ELECTRODE SURFACES (1968) (2)
RADIATION-INDUCED DECOMPOSITION OF CERTAIN ORGANIC MOLECULES IN SOLUTION (1952) (2)
The dynamics of life. V. Applying the steady-state theory of mutations to human cancer. (1971) (2)
Physics of simple liquids: edited by H. N. V. Temperley, J. S. Rowlinson and G. S. Rushbrooke. 713 pages, diagrams, illustr., 6×9 in. New York, Wiley-Interscience (North-Holland import), 1969. Price, $33.50. (1971) (2)
Chapter 1 – Theory of Reaction Rates in Condensed Phases (1975) (2)
Electrolytic Concentration of the Heavy Hydrogen Isotope (1934) (2)
The significant structure theory applied to liquid oxygen. (1967) (2)
The Effect of High Pressure on the Voltage and Current Output of Silver Oxide‐Zinc and Mercury Oxide‐Zinc Miniature Batteries (1969) (2)
Mechanical Properties of Cotton Fibers (1953) (2)
Derivation of a formula for the resonance integral for a nonorthogonal basis set. (1981) (2)
The significant structure theory applied to a mesophase system. (1975) (2)
An elementary formulation of statistical mechanics (1941) (2)
Pressure Effects on the Electrical Properties of Polycrystalline Boron (1967) (2)
Discussion of Published Papers (1946) (2)
Potential Changes in Chloroplast Suspensions and in Whole Cytoplasm Preparations of Plant Cells on Illumination. (1950) (2)
Physical adsorption of the quantum gas. (1972) (2)
Superfluids. Volume 1 (1951) (2)
Experimental Study of Effect of Temperature and Ultra-High Pressure on Coalification of Bituminous Coal (1966) (2)
On the density matrix approach of intramolecular relaxation processes. (1981) (2)
Mechanism of ion formation in high-temperature flames (1961) (2)
Some mechanical and optical properties of gamma-irradiated alpha-Al2o3 spheres subjected to 30-kilobars pressure (1966) (2)
DETERMINATION OF THE RADON EMANATION FROM CARBONATE ROCKS AND ITS POTENTIAL HAZARD IN BUILDING MATERIALS (1962) (2)
The significant structure theory applied to some liquid rocket fuels. (1968) (2)
Advances in Quantum Chemistry. Volume 1. (1966) (2)
A comprehensive parametrization and computational program for the analysis of MCD and absorption data (1976) (1)
The significant structure theory applied to halobenzenes (1972) (1)
Thermodynamic properties of solid CH(4). (1979) (1)
SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY, AND RELIGION (1964) (1)
THE STABILITY OF NITROGEN PENTOXIDE AT 1000 ATMOSPHERES OF OXYGEN IN THE PRESENCE OF NITROGEN TETROXIDE (1931) (1)
Federal support of basic research at a state university (1954) (1)
Ion flow through a membrane: effect of chemical reaction on time dependence. (1978) (1)
What's Happening in the Kingdom: Implications for Counselors (1976) (1)
The structure of liquids (1970) (1)
The Physical Chemistry of Nerve Action (1960) (1)
Significant structure theory applied to liquid He. (1980) (1)
AN APPROXIMATE CELL MODEL FOR LIQUID HYDROGEN, I. (1962) (1)
The significant liquid structure theory applied to the critical properties of the alkali metals (1973) (1)
A METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE VISCOSITY OF CORROSIVE GASES AND THE MOLECULAR DIAMETER OF NITROGEN PENTOXIDE (1930) (1)
Hydrogen Ion Concentration versus pH (1979) (1)
Sensitivity and reliability of the senses. (1967) (1)
Sensitivity and reliability of the senses. (1967) (1)
Multiple factor analysis of the action of local anesthetics. (1976) (1)
THE QUANTUM THEORY OF ACTIVATION AND ABSOLUTE REACTION RATES OF PHOTOCHEMICAL PROCESSES (1935) (1)
Chemical Kinetics. G. Pannetier and P. Souchay. Translated from the French edition (Paris, 1964) by H. D. Gesser and H. H. Emond. Elsevier, New York, 1967. xvi + 455 pp., illus. $17 (1968) (1)
Binary solutions of imperfect liquids. (1949) (1)
Errata: The Absolute Rate of Reactions in Condensed Phases (1936) (1)
Answer to a Criticism by Moelwyn‐Hughes of a Paper by Wynne‐Jones and Eyring (1936) (1)
QUANTUM MECHANICS AND CHEMISTRY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO REACTIONS INVOLVING CONJUGATE DOUBLE BONDS. (1933) (1)
THE SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURE THEORY APPLIED TO META- AND PARA-XYLENE. (1965) (1)
Magnetic circular dichroism of molecules in dense media: Spin-forbidden transitions of carbonyl molecules. (1976) (1)
The Profits and Risks of Simplification. (1965) (1)
Quantum Mechanics of Particles and Wave Fields (March, Arthur) (1952) (1)
EFFECTS OF $sup 239$Pu AND RELATED RADIONUCLIDES ON SURVIVAL OF THE ADULT BEAGLES. (1972) (1)
Reminiscences on my Stay in Berlin (1929 – 1930) and on the Events Leading to the Paper “Über einfache Gasreaktionen” (1982) (1)
Annual Review of Physical Chemistry, Vol. 19, 1968 (1969) (1)
A Model of the Liquid State. Three Phase Partition Functions (1978) (1)
The Flow Properties of Fibers (1949) (1)
Reaction rate control of light emission in bioluminescent systems (1959) (1)
Significant Structure Theory of Physical Adsorption (1971) (1)
LIMITATION TO THE MIXED POTENTIAL CONCEPT OF METAL CORROSION. COPPER IN OXYGENATED SULFURIC ACID SOLUTIONS (1976) (1)
KINETICS OF THE HILL REACTION OF ISOLATED CHLOROPLASTS IN FLASHING LIGHT STUDIES OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC PROCESSES. Technical Report 11 (1953) (1)
The Resolution of Bond Eigenfunctions in Terms of a Linearly Independent Set (1935) (1)
Some Techniques for High Pressure Experiments (1967) (1)
THERMOKINETIC MODELS FOR MAGNETISM, SOLID FRICTION AND PLASTIC FLOW OF CRYSTALS. Technical Report No. 22 (1951) (1)
Chemistry of the solid state (1956) (1)
Absolute reaction rate constants and chemical reaction cross sections of bimolecular reactions. II. Numerical results (1973) (1)
Principles of Quantum Physics (1953) (1)
A history of luminescence: By E. Newton Harvey, Henry Fairfield Osborn Professor of Biology, Princeton University, Princeton, N. J. The American Philosophical Society, Independence Square, Philadelphia, 1957. xxiii + 692 pp. Price $6.00 (1958) (1)
An explicit model for the NMR coupling constant of the hydrogen molecule and the breakdown of INDO-FPT (1981) (0)
Surface Science: Physical Chemistry of Surfaces . Arthur W. Adamson. Interscience (Wiley), New York, ed. 2, 1967. xx + 747 pp., illus. $15. (1968) (0)
THE ELECTROCHEMISTRY OF A TWO-DIMENSIONAL HYDROGEN GAS. Technical Report Number XLII (1963) (0)
Nobel Prizes: 4 named for international award (Hans Bethe, Manfred Eigen, R.G. Norrish, George Porter). (1967) (0)
Reactions: Chemical Kinetics . G. Pannetier and P. Souchay. Translated from the French edition (Paris, 1964) by H. D. Gesser and H. H. Emond. Elsevier, New York, 1967. xvi + 455 pp., illus. $17. (1968) (0)
Hysteresis effects of CH(4) and CH(4) in the regions of the solid-phase transitions. (1978) (0)
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Advances in Catalysis and Related Subjects . W. G. Frankenburg, V. 1. Komarewsky, and E. K. Rideal. (Eds.) New York: Academic Press, 1948. Pp. viii + 321. (Illustrated.) $7.80. (1949) (0)
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Elements of the Theory of Gases. Sidney Golden. Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass., 1964. 160 pp. Illus. $5 (1964) (0)
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Nature of Matter—Prologue to New Chemicals and Materials (1959) (0)
The Straggling of Alpha-Particles from Polonium in Passing Through Gases (1929) (0)
NEAR SYMMETRY AND MODEL STRUCTURES. (1968) (0)
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Reaction Rates Including Fast Reactions in Energetic Systems (1981) (0)
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THE ELECTROCHEMICAL REDUCTION OF OXYGEN ON COPPER IN DILUTE SULFURIC ACID SOLUTIONS (1976) (0)
Book Reviews : Optical Instruments. Earle B. Brown. Brooklyn, N. Y., Chemical Publishing Co., 1945. 567 pages + xii. Price, $10.00 (1946) (0)
A Kinetic Study of the Aluminum Electrode in Molten 60 Mole Percent $AlCl_3$ -40 Mole Percent NaCl at 453 ${\circ}K$ (1974) (0)
SPECTRA OF CHROMATIC TRANSIENTS AND THE EMERSON EFFECT IN MARINE ALGAE (0)
Rheology, Theory and Applications . vol. 1. Frederick R. Eirich, Ed. Academic Press, New York, 1956. 761 pp. Illus. $20. (1957) (0)
Advances in Catalysis and Related Subjects . vol. IX. Proceedings of the International Congress on Catalysis, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1956. Adalbert Farkas, Ed. Academic Press, New York, 1957. xviii + 847 pp. Illus. $16. (1958) (0)
Molecular science and molecular engineering (von Hippel, Arthur R.) (1960) (0)
The significant structure theory of liquids applied to the shock compression of argon. (1968) (0)
Effect of Electrolytes on Flow Properties of Auqeous Bentonite Suspension (1971) (0)
Study of Irradiation Effects and the H2+H2 Buildup in Tantalum (1960) (0)
Book Reviews : Catalytic Chemistry. Henry William Lohse. Brooklyn, N. Y., Chemical Publishing Co., 1945. 471 pages + xiv. Price, $8.50 (1946) (0)
Chapter 5 – The Significant Structure Theory of Liquids (1971) (0)

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