Chapter
A Free-Electron Study of Common Boron Frameworks
pp.：
37 – 43
Basis of Extended Hiickel Formalism
pp.：
43 – 61
Ionization Potentials and Electron Afinities of Some Polyphenyl Molecules
pp.：
61 – 73
A Linear Sum-over-Points Approach for Computing Electronic Energies: Application to He and H2 Using Conroy Diophantine Points
pp.：
73 – 85
The Potential Energy Surface of the H3 System Using Floating Gaussian Orbituls
pp.：
85 – 101
A Forecast for Theoretical Chemistry
pp.：
101 – 109
Studies on Rates of Nonequilibrium Processes
pp.：
109 – 127
The Current Stutus of Eyring’s Rute Threory
pp.：
127 – 149
Permeabilities for Reactions of the Type H+ H2= H2+H Treated as a Linear Encounter Using Variational and Distorted Wave Techniques
pp.：
149 – 163
Calculation of Statistical Complexions of Polyatomic Molecules and Ions
pp.：
163 – 179
Some Comments on the Theory of Photochemical Reactions
pp.：
179 – 189
Collisional Transfer of Triplet Excitations Between Helium Atoms
pp.：
189 – 203
The Mechanism of Electronic Energy Transfer Between Excited Mercury (3PI) Atoms and Gaseous Paraffins
pp.：
203 – 223
Dynamics of Ion-Molecule Collisions
pp.：
223 – 243
Activation Parameters and Deprotonation Kinetics of Intrarnolecularly Hydrogen Bonded Acids
pp.：
243 – 273
The Bronsted a and the Primary Hydrogen Isotope Effect. A Test of the Marcus Theory
pp.：
273 – 279
SelfDifusion of Oxygen in Iota Ph.ase Praseodymium Oxide
pp.：
279 – 289
Application of the Absolute Reuction-Rate Theory to Non-New tonian Flow
pp.：
289 – 309
Electronic States of Solid Explosives and Their Probable Role in Detonations
pp.：
309 – 325
Notes on the Two-Purticle Density Matrix in n-Electron Theory
pp.：
325 – 339
Tn Frequency Functions as Energy Contours for Photon Absorbance in Condensed Systems
pp.：
339 – 353
Covalency Efects in Octahedral 5f1 Complexes
pp.：
353 – 387
The Calculated Heat of Adsorption of Water on Mercury, Silver, Gold, and Platinum
pp.：
387 – 397
Intermolecular Potentials and Macroscopic Properties of Argon and Neon from Diferential ColIision Cross Sections
pp.：
397 – 405
Distribution Function of Classical Fluids of Hard Spheres. I
pp.：
405 – 429
Hard Spheres with Surfuce Adhesion: The Percus-Yevick Approximation and the Energy Equation
pp.：
429 – 457
Inequalities for Critical Indices near Gas-Liquid Critical Point
pp.：
457 – 467
Application of a Short-Range Ordered Model to Strong Electrolytes
pp.：
467 – 491
Eyring's Theory of' Viscosity of Dense Media and Noneyuilibriunz, Statistical Mechanics
pp.：
491 – 509
Sound Velocity and van der Waals Force in Liquids According to Signiyicant Structure Theory
pp.：
509 – 517
Transient State Theory of Significant Liquid Structure Applied to Water
pp.：
517 – 523
The Gaseous Fraction in Liquid Metals
pp.：
523 – 535
Application of the Significant Structures Theory to Plastic Crystals
pp.：
535 – 553
On the Nature of Solutions of Organic Compounds in Fused Salts
pp.：
553 – 559
Solid “Liquid-Crystalline” Films of Synthetic Polypeptides: A New State of Matter
pp.：
559 – 565
The Thermal Stability of Collagen: lts Significance in Biology and Physiology
pp.：
565 – 573
Kinetics of the Interactions of Formaldehyde, Acetaldehyde, and Acrolein with Rattail Tendon
pp.：
573 – 593
Protein Conformations, “Rack” Mechanisms and Water
pp.：
593 – 603
Biomolecular Conformation and Biological Activity
pp.：
603 – 617
Eyring Rate Theory Model of’ the Current- Voltage Relation- ships of Ion Channels in Excitable Membranes
pp.：
617 – 637
Theory of Rate Processes Applied to Release of’ Acetylcholine at Synapses
pp.：
637 – 655
Physiologic Actions of Heparin not Related to Blood Clotting
pp.：
655 – 669
Hydrostatic Pressure Reversal of Alcohol Narcosis in Aquatic Animals
pp.：
669 – 683
The Dynamics of Life. IV. Lenticular Cataracts Indzhced by Aging and Irradiation
pp.：
683 – 697
The Kinetics of Thermal Grooving of Solids
pp.：
697 – 705
The Interaction of Cellulose with Simple Salt Solutions and with Dyebaths
pp.：
705 – 721
Application of Transition State Ideas to Crystal Growth Problems
pp.：
721 – 751
The Synthesis of Diamond
pp.：
751 – 757
On the Pressure Gradient in a Cylindrical Sample Container under High Pressure
pp.：
757 – 773
Analogies between Macronzeritic and Molecular Systems and the Mechanical Properties of Sand and Gravel Assemblies
pp.：
773 – 787
A Continuous Fall Method of Growing Crystals from Solution
pp.：
787 – 803
Contributions of Professor Henry Eyring to the Theory of Detonation
pp.：
803 – 815
The Pore Structure of Catalysts and Catalytic Reaction Rates
pp.：
815 – 827
AUTHOR INDEX
pp.：
827 – 843
Advances in Chemical Physics, Volumer 21
：Chemical Dynamics: Papers in Honor of Henry Eyring
( Advances in Chemical Physics )
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