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Analytical Mechanics of Chemical Reactions. III. Natural Collision Coordinates

The coordinates of earlier papers of this series are extended from linear collisions to reactions in three dimensions. Termed “natural collision coordinates,” they have a unique property of passing smoothly from those suited to reactants to those suited to products. Potential applications to bimolecular reactions are described.

Rudolph A. Marcus | R. Marcus

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