Some Perspectives on Solution-Phase Electron-Transfer Processes
Abstract
The kinetics of electron-transfer (ET) process is a subject graced by a remarkable diversity as well as importance in chemistry and biology. Of the manifold types of chemical ET reactions, those occurring in solution and at electrode-solution interfaces have been the subject of a notably concerted and fruitful research effort. This activity was in large part spawned, and subsequently spurred, by the development of the theoretical treatments by Rudy Marcus and others, now broadly know as 'Marcus theory.' The happy circumstances that enabled the formulation of such quantitative theoretical relationships for solution-phase ET kinetics having true predictive and interpreatative value have acted as a considerable impetus to the development of an increasingly diverse and impressive range of experimental activities
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 01, 1994
- Accession Number
- ADA276906
Entities
People
- Joseph T. Hupp
- Michael J. Weaver
Organizations
- Purdue University