Advances in Physical Organic Chemistry, Volume 39

Preface (J.P. Richard).

Dynamics for the Reactions of Ion Pair Intermediates of Solvolysis (J.P. Richard et al.).
Isotope Effects and Quantum Tunneling in Enzyme-catalyzedHydrogen Transfer. Part I. The Experimental Basis (F.E. Romesberg, R.L. Schowen).
One-and Two-electron Oxidations and Reductions of Organoselenium and Organotellurium Compounds (M.R. Detty, M.E. Logan).
Chiral Clusters in the Gas Phase (M. Speranza).

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