ANDREW D. KELLER Books

Mechanistic Aspects Of Inorganic Reactions

By T. W. Swaddle, Stephan S. Isied, Henry Taube, David B. Marshall, Gregory L. Geoffroy, Ephraim Buhks, J. K. Thomas, KRISHAN KUMAR, K. Y. Wong, Ralph G. Wilkins, R. A. Marcus, Michael J. Weaver, Joseph T. Hupp, Noel S. Hush, Carol Creutz, Thomas J. Meyer, John F. Endicott, JACK R. NORTON, DALE W. MARGERUM, & John F. Endicott, Eds. Rorabacher David B., DAVID B. RORABACHER, EDWARD M. EYRING, FRANK STROHBUSCH, R. SÜTTINGER, MARK J. PELLERITE, JOHN I. BRAUMAN, NORMAN SUTIN, BRUCE S. BRUNSCHWIG, PAUL SIDERS, MARSHALL D. NEWTON, P. N. SCHATZ, ANDREW D. KELLER, HAROLD A. SCHWARZ, ARDEN P. ZIPP, RICHARD F. JORDAN, Conference On Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms

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Includes bibliographical references and index Substitution reactions of chelates / Dale W. Margerum -- Pressure effects and substitution mechanisms / T.W. Swaddle -- Proton-transfer reaction rates...

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