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Grunwald-Winstein Equations – 60 Years & Counting

This special issue belongs to the section "Physical Chemistry, Theoretical and Computational Chemistry".

Special Issue Information

Keywords

  • Grunwald-Winstein equation
  • solvolysis
  • LFER (Linear Free Energy Relationship)
  • mechanisms of reaction
  • rates of reaction
  • solvent nucleophilicity
  • solvent ionizing power
  • aromatic ring parameter
  • correlation
  • correlation coefficient
  • nucleophilic salvation
  • transition state
  • unimolecular
  • bimolecular
  • kinetics
  • substituent effects
  • carbocations
  • solvent effects
  • nucleophilic substitution
  • activation parameters
  • electrofugality
  • electrophilicity
  • association-dissociation mechanism (AN + DN)
  • SN2 (ANDN) or SN1 (DN)
  • selectivity
  • leaving group effects
  • solvent polarity
  • salt effect
  • sulfonyl transfer reactions
  • nucleophilicity
  • ionizing power
  • log (k/ko)
  • acyl chlorides
  • alcoholysis
  • rate ratio
  • general-base catalysis
  • correlation analysis
  • Kinetic Solvent Isotope Effect (KSIE)
  • N scales
  • Y scales
  • I scale
  • product selectivity
  • regression Analysis (or, multiple regression)
  • rate constants
  • free energy (or, thermodynamic properties)
  • variation in transition state structure

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Int. J. Mol. Sci. - ISSN 1422-0067