Modern studies of intramolecular vibrational energy redistribution
Dean Boyall, Katharine L. Reid
Abstract
Dean Boyall, Katharine L. Reid
Abstract
Intramolecular vibrational energy redistribution has been much studied because of the important role it plays in theories of unimolecular reactions and in dictating the feasibility of bond-selective chemistry. In this review we survey some of the more recent experimental studies and hope to provide a general introduction along with some present day conclusions.
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Intramolecular vibrational energy redistribution has been much studied because of the important role it plays in theories of unimolecular reactions and in dictating the feasibility of bond-selective chemistry. In this review we survey some of the more recent experimental studies and hope to provide a general introduction along with some present day conclusions.
Key concepts: Intramolecular force, Redistribution (election), Vibrational energy, Computational chemistry, Chemistry, Chemical physics, Stereochemistry, Organic chemistry