Advances in Physical Organic Chemistry, Volume 41

1. The Interpretation and Mechanistic Significance of Activation Volumes for Organometallic Reactions (R. van Eldik, C. Hubbard).
   
2. Mechanisms for Catalysis by Small Molecule Analogs of Metalloprotein Active Sites (L. Berreau).
   
3. Electron Transfer Reactions within Sigma and Pi-bridged Nitrogen-centered Intervalence Radical Ions (S. Nelsen).
   
4. Using Kinetic Isotope Effects to Determine the Structure of the Transition States for Sn2 Reactions (K. Westaway).
   
5. Mechanism for Nucleophilic Aliphatic Substitution at Glycosides (N. Horenstein).
   
6. Effect of Enzyme Enzymatic Eynamics on Catalytic Activity (S. Schwartz).

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