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Introduction To Marcus Theory Of Electron Transfer Reactions 872 Pages Francesco Di Giacomo Sapienza University Of Rome

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Introduction To Marcus Theory Of Electron Transfer Reactions 872 Pages Francesco Di Giacomo Sapienza University Of Rome instant download after payment.

Publisher: worldscientific

File Extension: PDF

File size: 15.98 MB

Pages: 872

Author: Francesco Di Giacomo (Sapienza University of Rome, Italy)

ISBN: 9789811208485, 9811208484

Language: English

Year: 2020

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Introduction To Marcus Theory Of Electron Transfer Reactions 872 Pages Francesco Di Giacomo Sapienza University Of Rome by Francesco Di Giacomo (sapienza University Of Rome, Italy) 9789811208485, 9811208484 instant download after payment.

This book, with a foreword from Nobel Laureate Rudolph A Marcus, aims at introducing the reader to the Marcus theory of electron transfer reactions from a reading of excerpts of Marcus' papers. Notes from the author may be of help to the student or the beginner. Marcus' notes at the end of each paper, with his comments and remarks, are an invaluable supplement to his articles for students and scholars in the field of electron transfer reactions.