Linear Free Energy Relationships
Linear Free Energy Relationships
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线性自由能关系
DOI:
10.1021/cr60222a005
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发表时间:
1968
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P. R. Wells
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作者:
P. R. Wells
An understanding ofthe dependence of reactivity upon the many reaction variables, particularly sub-strate structure, reagent structure and reaction me-dium, is one of the primary aims of chemistry. In qualitative terms the more important features of the main reaction types have been recognized, and thefiner details of many individual reactions havebeen clarified. The quantitative prediction from theory ofthe result, velocity and extent of even the simplest processes is, however, still an objective for the future. With this aim in view current investigations seek to place on a quantitative basis well-established qualitative concepts as a necessary stepping stone to more precise theories. During the past three decades the steady accumula-tion of rate and equilibrium data has led to the formulation of a number of empirical correlations. These promise to simplify the theoretical problem by per-mitting attention to be focused on only one or two of the reaction variables, while the others are held es-sentially constant.The general form of these correlations is a linear relationship between the logarithms of the rate or equilibrium constants for one reaction (A) and those for a second reaction (B) subjected to the same variations of reactant structure or reaction conditions.(Each set of rate or equilibrium constants is termed a reaction series.) The relationship may be expressed by equation 1