Intramolecular conversions. V. Rational rate constants for reversible unimolecular reactions
AbstractThe available RRKM programs which cover the full pressure range (high → low‐pressure limits) were written for nonreversible reactions. For reversible reactions the correct shapes of the fall‐off curves can be estimated by applying a correction factor to the RRKM bimolecular rate constant, which depends on a ratio of state densities at the ...
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