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Kinetics, Catalysis and Mechanism of Chemical Reactions. From Pure to Applied Science. Volume 1 - Today and Tomorrow, PDF eBook

Kinetics, Catalysis and Mechanism of Chemical Reactions. From Pure to Applied Science. Volume 1 - Today and Tomorrow PDF

Edited by Regina M Islamova, Sergey V Kolesov, Gennady E. Zaikov

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Professor Yurii B. Monakov was a world-renowned scientist and exceptional person who deserves our deepest admiration.

This volume is dedicated to him and his success in science.

This book includes never before published papers of which Monakov is a contributor.

Some of the papers were prepared for this book by his pupils, friends, colleagues and some scientists who work in the same field of study.

Topics discussed in this volume include a quantum chemical study of free radical polymerization of methyl methacrylate in the presence of zirconocene dichloride; heterocyclic derivatives of ferrocene for radical polymerization of methyl methacrylate and styrene; new factor of control butadiene streospecific polymerization in condition catalyst kinetic nonuniformity and viscosity conversion increase and complex formation of arabinogalactan from the sibirian larch with kanamycin.

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