Table of Contents
{1} Transient State Kinetics
{2} Types of Experiments
{3} If this scheme is apropos...
{4} To study this transient phase, you need...
{5} Simple example…
{6} Example cont.
{7} Example cont.
{8} Example cont.
{9} another exponential case...
{10} Back to types of experiments...
{11} types of experiments...
{12} types of experiments...
{13} Continuous Flow:
{14} Stopped-Flow:
{15} Rapid Scan, Stopped-Flow:
{16} Rapid Scan, Stopped-Flow:
{17} Temperature Jump:
{18} Flash Photolysis:
{19} The Typical Stopped-Flow Experiment
{20} Typical stopped-flow...
{21} Value and Use of Time Resolved Spectra
{22} Time resolved spectra...
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Author: John E. Wampler
References:
S. W. Benson (1960), The Foundation of Chemical Kinetics, McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., New York
G. G. Hammes & P. R. Schimmel (1970), Rapid Reaction and Transient States, in The Enzymes, (P. D. Boyer, Ed.), Academic Press, N.Y. pp. 67-114.
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