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Muons in Chemistry : Remarkable H Atom Isotopic Mass Effects Background Perspective

The study of chemical reaction rates or “chemical kinetics” is fundamental to the study of chemistry itself and is intimately connected as well to life’s biochemical and biological processes. Most chemical reactions proceed by a complex mechanism that involves a series of elementary steps and it is often the role of chemical kinetics studies to identify these steps, with one typically expected to be rate determining.