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Rate Constants and Cross Sections

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Ion-Molecule Reactions

Abstract

More is known about the rates of ion-molecule reactions than about those of any other family of chemical reactions. This chapter will not, however, consist of a joyful celebration of that pleasant reality, but rather, the reverse—it will take a somewhat severe look at what we need to know, at what we sometimes think we know; and at what in fact we do know. The ultimate objective, complete and mutual overlap of all three domains, is very far from being realized: in reality, despite the proclamation of the first sentence, there is little overlap between the first and third categories at the present time.

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