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Chemical Kinetics of the

Gas Phase Combustion of Fuels

(A Bibliography on the

Rates and Mechanisms of Oxidation

of Aliphatic Ci to Cio Hydrocarbons

and of Their Oxygenated DeriwatiweO

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Chemical Kinetics of the

Gas Phase Combustion of Fuels

(A Bibliography on the Rates and lUechanisms of Oxidation

of Aliphatic Ci to Cio Hydrocarbons and of Their

Oxygenated Derivatives)

Francis Westley

Chemical Kinetics Information Center

Institute for Materials Research

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, D.C. 20234

This work was supported by the

Office of Standard Reference Data

National Bureau of Standards


Naval Sea Systems CommandDepartment of the NavyWashington, D.C. 20360

and

Division of Conservation, Research and Technology

Energy Research and Development Administration


U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, Elliot L. Richardson, Secretary

Edward O. Vetter, Under Secreiary

Dr. Betsy Ancker-Johnson, Assisiani Secreiary for Science and Technology

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS, Ernest Ambler, Aciing Director

Issued October 1976

Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data

Westley, Francis.

Chemical kinetics of the gas phase combustion of fuels.

(National Bureau of Standards Special publication ; 449)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Synoptic table of contents v

Introduction 1

Guidelines for the user 3

Journal and report CODEN identifications . 7

compounds 12

compounds 29

compounds ^11

compounds 49

compounds 59

Cg compounds 64

Cj compounds 68

Cg compounds 70

compounds.^ 72

C^Q compounds 73

Reviews ,

74

References 76

iv

SYNePTIC TABLE 0F C0NTENTSC, C0MP0UNDS

^^^•-^.i,^,^ ATTACKING M6LECUL^**-«».,^ dS RADICAL

REACTING ^"^^HYDReCARB6N SPEC IES^»,,^_^^

r

—

e «2 «3 eH Hse • R- RH Re- Ree-(?)DCMP

(• )

RCMB( $)MISC

CHrCHgCHg'CH^

1212

13

15

1212

13

1 6

14

17

1 213

1 4

1 8

1213

14

18

121 3

15 1 5

121 3

14-151 8

•CHeHcee-HC( 0 )00-HCH©

19

21

19202121

19 19

22

19212123

20

24

20

24

20

24

2121

1 8202021

20

24

19-20202122-24

HCe6HcHgCeOg•cHgOe-cH2( ee- )2

242424

24

CH30-•cHgen•cHgeencHgOe-

24 24

25

26

25

27

25

27

25

27

26

27

26

27

26

27

26

27

24

2626

25

27

25

CH2(e-)9H•cHgeeHCH2( e- )e9HCHgCH 28

26

262828 28

2828

28

cHgOen 28 28

T7T^^ Decomposi-tion( » ) Disproportionation and/or Recombination( $ ) MlscelLaneous reactions

V

SYNaPTIC TABLE 0F CONTENTSC-, caMPOUNDS

"^'^-i-.^.jVTTACKrNG MaLECULaR RADICAL

REACTINGHYDR0CARB0N 1 1 1 1 I

!

a «2 «3 0H Haa- R- RH RO - R00 •

(?)DCMP

(» )

RCUB( $)MISC

CHaC-CH«CHCH2CH-

2929

30

29293031

29

31

29

31 31

30

CH3CH2

•

CH3CH3•CH»c-aCH2"C"e

32

323434

323334

32

33

34

32

33 3432

34 3432

3434

CHeCH0CH2-CH( 0- )

or -CHgCHaCHjCCa)-CH3C60-

3435

35

34

35

35

35

35

3535

35 35

• 0CH2CH0CH3C(a )00-

CH3CH0CH3CH( 0- )2

36 3637

36 363536

35

37 37

35

3536

36 3637

CH3CH( • )e0-

CH3C(0)OaHCH3CH( 00- )2

CH3CH2a-

37

37 38 38

373737

CH3aCH2

•

CH3CH( )eHcH3eecH2

•

cHgacHga*

37

3738

38

37

3838

37

CH3CH( • )e0HCHjCHC 0- )QS

•CH2CH2aaH

38

38

3839 39 39

38

383838

k(?) Decomposition( » ) Disproport ionat i on and/or Recomblna'tlon(S) Miscellaneous reactions

vi

SYNflPTIC TABLE 0F ceNTENTSC, CQMP0UNDS Cont'd.

TACKING M6LECULE0R RADICAL

REACTINGHYDR0CARB6N SPECIES' 0H H00 • RH R0- R00-

( ? )

DCMP RCMB( S)HISC

CHgCHC 0- )00H39

3939 39

39

39

39

4040

40CH-00CH- 40

39

394040

f«! Disproportlonation and/or Recombination» a> » MlsceL Laneous reactions

SYNePTIC TABLE 0F CdNTENTSC- CdMPflUNDS

^^^^^**>.»,ÂTTACKING M0LECDL^^•*>««„^ 0H RADICAL

REACTING1HYDR0CARB6N SPECIES^^*^^^^

E

0 02 «3 0H H00- R- RH RO- Ree-( ?)DCMP

(• )

RCMB( S)MISC

CH3C«CHCHg-C-CHgCHg-CHCHg-CHgCH'CHg

41

41

41

41

41

41

42

41

41

42 42

CH^CHgCHg

•

or (CH-jjgCH'

CHg-CHCHe4344

42

43

45

4444

43

44 44

43

44

CHg-CHCHgfl*

CHgCH-cHgee-CH3C( ejcHge-CH3CH2C06-

44

454545

CHgCW 0- )CH0( CH3)2C0CH3CH( • )CH20 •

45 45454545

( CH3 )2C( 0- )2

CH3CH2CHe•CH2CH2CH20-( CH3)2C( • )00-

45 4545

45 45 45

46

CHjCm 0- )CH200-CHgCHC 00- )CH20-

( CH3)2C( 00- )2

CHgCHgCHgO-or ( CH3 )2CH0-

46

46464646

CH3CH( • )CH20HCHjCm 0H)CH2-CH30CH( • )CH3CH3CH( • )CH20H

46

464646

(?) Decoaposl tlon(«) Disproportionatlon and/or Recombination(S) Miscellaneous reactions

viii

SYNAPTIC TABLE 0F CONTENTSC-, C0MP6UNDS Cont'd.

1 1 1 III II 1 1 11 MOLECULl

III RADICALREACTING

1HYDReCARBaN II 1 II'

[

—

a 02 «3 an Haa- R- RH Ra- Raa-( ?)DCMP

( » )

RCMB( S)MISC

( CHgJgCC • )elH

CHgCHgCHgfl-or < CH3 IgCHO-

CHgCHgCHgafl-or ( CH3 IgCHOa-

CHâ0CH( • )CH,

4646 46

46

47

CHgCHC a- jCHgOH( CH3 jgCi a- >aH

CHgCHC as ICBgO-

CHgaCHC a- )CH3

47474747

CH30aCB( • )CH3

cHgCm • )CH2eaHCHgCBgCHgeO'

or (CH3)2CH0a'CH3e6CH( a • )CH3

4747

47

47

cHjcm a- )CH2€'eH

CHgCHCee' jCHgCHcHjCHC ea- )CH20aH( CH3 )2CHaH 4? 48

4747

4747

47

CH3CH2CH2aHCH3CH2CH2eaH

or < CH3 )2CHaaH

474 8

(?) Decompesl tlon(*) Dlsproportlonatlon and/or Reconibinatlon(S) Miscellaneous reactions

SYNdPTIC TABLE QF ceNTENTSC/, C6MPeUNDS—

1

i|

1 1i|

1 1 1 III MeLECOLHI RADICAL

REACTING ^^*«"«,»,^^HYDRQCARBaN SPEClES^*^^^^

1

E

0 02 »3 0H H60 • R- RH R0- Raa-(?)DCMP

( « )

RCMB( S)MISC

CH«CC«CHCH2"CHCH"CH2CH2"C-CHCH3CH2 *CHCH"CH2

494949

49 49

CH3CH-CHCH2

•

CH2"C( CH3 )CH2

•

CH3CH2CH-CH2cis- or trans-CH3CH"CHCH3

4949

49495050

50

51

51

51 51

\ ^"3 #2^CH3CH2CH2CH2 *

or CH3CH2CH( • jCHg

( CH3 )2CHCH2

•

or ( CH3 )3C •

0 u

52

5 0

51

51

52

5

1

53

5 1

52

52

53

5 1

53

( CH3 )3CHcis- or trans -CHjCH-CHCHQCHgCHgCHgCC e ) •

CH3C( a )CH( • )CH3

52 53545454

53

54

53 53

CHgCH-CHCHgGe r

CHg-cc CH3 )CH2eei-

cHgCHgCHgcee-CH3C( 0)CH( 6' )CH3 54

54

5454

CH3CH( • )CH(6- jCHg

< CH3 IgCC • )CH2e-CH3CH2C( f) )CH3CIT—CHI • ICHf • ICH—

5454

54

5454

( CH3 )^ci • )CBê-

CH3CH2CH2CH0CH3C( 0 )0CH2CH3CH3CH( 0 • )CH( 00- )CH3

54

5554 55

55

(CH3)2C<6- jCHgC 06- )

( CH3 i^Cl 60' )CH20-CH3CH20CH2CH2

•

CH3CH2CH2CH20

•

or CH3CH2CH( 0* )CH3

555555

55

(?) Decomposl tlen(») Dispropor-tionatlon and/or Recombination(S) Miscellaneous reactions

SYNQPTIC TABLE OF C0NTENTSCe»MP0UNDS Cont'd.

U Ml II 1 III MOLECULlII RADICAL

REACTING ^^^^^^HYDReCARB6N III II ' "' »li

r—

a 02 «3 an H00- R- RH R0- Rea-( ?

)

DCMP(«)RCMB

( $)MISC

CHgCHgflCHC • )CH3

(CH3 }jCe'CHgCHgCHgCHgO-CH3CH( dH)CH( • )CH3

555555

56 56

55

55 56

CH3CH26CH< • )CH3

CH30CH2CH< • JCHj

( CH3 )2C( • )CH2eH

( CH3)2C( 6H )CH2 •

55

555556

CH3CH2CH( 6- )CH3

CH3CH2CH2CH266'or CH3CH2CH( ee- )CH3

CH3CH( dH )CH( e • )CH3

CH3eCH2CH( 6" KHg 56

5657 56

56

( CH3 )^C{6' )CH2eH

( CH3 )2C( aHjCHgS •

CH3CH( • )CH2CH2C«HCH3eOCH2CH( • )CH3 56

5656

CHgCHC e0H )CH( • )CH3

{ CH3 )2C< • )CH20eH( CH3)2CHCH2e«-

or (CH3)3Cee-CH3CH( ee* )0CH2CH3

56

5757 57 57

57

CH36eCH2CH< 6- iCBjcHgCm 6' »cH( een )ch3

( CH3 )2C( 0- )CH20eaCHgCICHgCHC ea- )CH3

57

57 57

575757

CH3CH2eCH2CH3CH3CH2CH2CH2eHCH3CH2CH( aH >CH3

( CH3)2CHCH2aH

58575758

58 57

( CH3 )3C0HCH3CH2eaCH2CH3( CH3 )3C0aH

58

585858

(?) Decomposition( « ) Dl sproportionation and/or Recombination(S) Miscellaneous reactions

xi

SYN9PTIC TABLE ep CANTENTSCg CflMPeUNDS

^^•*»*,^\TTACK I NG M0LECUL^^"^^.^ 0R RADICAL

REACTINGHYDR6CARB9N SPECIES

•

0 02 «3 0H H00- R- RH R0- R00-( ? )

DCMP( » )

RCMB( S>MISC

CHg-C-CC CH3 )2

CHgCHgCHgCH-CHgels- or -trans-CHgCHgCH-CHCH( CH3 )2C-CHCH3

59

59

3 5959

595959

5959

59

606060

CH3CH2C( CH3 )"CH2

( CH3 )2CHCH-CH2CH3CH2CH2CH( tCK^

( CH3 )2CHCH2CH2-or (CH3)2CHCH( • )CH3

or (CH3 IgCl • )CH2CH3

6060

59

60

60

( CH3 )3CCH2

•

( CH3 )2CHCH2CH3( CH3 )^C

606060

606061

61

60

61

61

61

CH3CH2C( 6 )CH2CH3( CH3 )3CCH0CH3CH"CH( 66H )CH3( CH3 i^C( 0 • )CH2CH3

61

61 61

6262

( CH3 )3CCH20-( CH3 )2C( • )CH2C»CH3

CHgeCHC CH3 )CH< • )CH3

( CH3 )2C( 0- )CH2CH3

6262

62

62

62

CH3CH2CH2CH( 00- )CH3

or CH3CH2CH( 00- )CH2CH3( CH3 )2C( 0 • )CH20CH3CH30CH( CH3 )CH< 0 • )CH3

•CH5C( CH, )5CHo00H 62

62

626262

( CH3)3CCH200*CH3CH< • )CH2CH(O0H)CH3CH300CH( CH3 >CB< • )CH3

( CH3)2C( - )CH200CH3

626263

62

( ? ) Decomposition( * ) Disproportiona'tion and/or Recombination(S) Miscellaneous reactions

xii

SYNAPTIC TABLE 6F CONTENTSCc C0MP00NDS Cont'd.

^—- ftTT A^ri"^ MflLECUL

<^,P« RADICALREACTINGHYDR6CARBGN SPECIES

1

E

6-.2a-

6H Ha6- R- RH R6 • R66'(?)DCMP

(• )

RCMB( $)MISC

( CH3 jgCHCHgCHgSfl

•

or ( CH3 )2CHCH< 66- )CH3

or ( CH3)2C( 66 • )CH2CH3( CH3 )3CCH2e6-CH366CH( CH3 )CH( 6 : )CH3

6363

63

63

63

( CH3 )2C( 6 • )CH266CH3( CH3 )3C6CH3( CH3 )3CCH2e6H( CH3 )2C< 66H jCHgCHg

636363

63

(?) DecoBiposi tioA(») Disproportionatlon and/or Recombina-tion(S) Miscellaneous reactions

xLii

SYNdPTIC TABLE 6F C0NTENTSCg cawpeuNDS

ATTACKING M0LECULE6R RADICAL

REACTINGHYDR6CARBeN SPEC I etH He0- RH R6-

( ? )

DCMP(» )

RCMB( S)MISC

CHg-CHCHgCHgCH'CHgCHgCHgCHgCHgCH-CHg( CH3 )2C-C( CH3 )2

64

6464

6464 64

65 65

cl s-

CHgCHgCHgCt CH3 ) -CHg( CH3 )2CHCH2CH-CH2cis- or trans-( CH3 )2CHCH»CHCH3

64 64

646464

ClS"CH3CH2CH( CH3 )CH"CH2CH3CH2CH2C( • )( CH3 )2

( CH3 )2CHC( t )< CH3 )2

or (CH3)2CHCH(CH3 )CH2

65

656565 65

( CH3 )2CHCH2CH2CH3( CH3 IgCHCHt CH3 )2(CH3CH2 )2CHCH3

65

65

65656666

66

6666

( CH3 jgCCHgCHgCH3CH2CH2C( CB3 )ê-{CH3 JgCHCC CH3 )2 0-

( CH3 )3CC( • )( CH3 )6H

66

6666

66

or CH3CH2CH2CH( 00« )CH2CH3CH3CH2CH2C( CH3 )20e *

( CH3 )2CHC( CH3CH3CH( een jCHgCm • )CH2CH3

6667

66

666767

( CH3 )2C( eeH )c( - »( CH3 )2

or (CH3)2C(00H)CH<CH3 )CH2

( CH3 )2CH0CH< CH3 )2( CH3 )2C( 00H )CH2CH2CH3( CH3 )2C( eeH )CH( CH3 )2

67

67

6767

67

( CH3 igCHeecm CH3 )2 67

(?) Decomposl 'tlon(») Disproportionation and/or Recombination(S) Miscellaneous reactions

xiv

SYN6PTIC TABLE flF C6NTENTSCy COMPaUNDS

1

^^*^*»„JITTACKING liaLECOLI^^"•^...êR RADICAL

REACTING ^^**»^^HYDBeCARB6N SPEC IES^***i^,^_^

r

—

a «2 «3 aH Haa • S- RH Raa-( ?

)

DCMP( » )

RCMB( $)MISC

cis- or trans-CHgCHgCH-CHCHjCH3<CH2 )4CH( : )CS^

( CH3 )3CCH( CH3 XJHg •

or rCHgCC CH3 )2CH(CH3 )2

or ( CH3 )3CC< - )( CH3 )2

68

A.O00

68

68

CHgC CHg )5CH3CHgCHgCHC CH3 )CH2CH2CH3( CH3 »3CCH2CH2CH3

68

686 8

6869

69

69 69

(CH3CF2 >3CH

( CH3 )3CCH( CH3 )2

CHgC CHg )5CHaCHgC CH2 )4CH( ee- )CH3

69

6969

69

(?) Decomposition(») Disproportlonation and/or Recombination( S ) MlsceH-aneous reactions

XV

SYNePTIC TABLE 0F CaNTENTSCo C0MP0UNDS

TATTACKING MaLECULE

aR RADICALREACTINGHYDRaCARBeN SPECIES en Haa- RH R0- Ree •

( ?)DCKP

(•)RCMB

( S )

UISC

CH3( CHg )gCH-CH2( CB3 )2CHCH-CHCH( CH3CHgC CBglgCBg-

or CBgCCHglgCm • )CH3or CBgCCHg ^CHC • )CH2CH3or CB3( CHg )3CH( • )( CHg ^zCU-^

707070

70

70

or < CH3 i^CCBâ. ? )( CH3 )2

or ( CH3 jgCCHC • )CH{ CB3or :CH2C( CB3 )2CH2CH( CH3

( CH3 )3CC( CB3 JgCHg

•

CH3( CB2 if,^^3CHgi CH2 )3CH( CH3 )CH2CH3

7070

70

70

7071

( CH3 )3CCH2CH( CH3 )2

( CH3 )2CHCH( CH3 )CH( CH3 )2( CH3 )3CC< CH3 )3

707070

71

71

71

71

71

( CH3 )3CCH2C( CH3 jgean

{CH3 )3C00C{ 003)3 71

71

71

(?) Decomposition( 'B' ) Dlsproport lonat Ion and/or Recombination($) Miscellaneous reactions

SYN0PTIC TABLE OF CONTENTSCOMPeuNDS

^^^^•^•.^ÂTTACKING MCLECUL^^*«»*^ 6S RADICAL

REACTINGHYDR6CARB6N SPECIES

1

6 02 «3 eH H00 • R- RH R0- R90-< ?)DCMP

( » )

RCMB( $ )

MISC

CHgC CHg )gCH-CH2CH3( CH3 )7CH3

( CH3 )2CH( CH2 >5CH3CH3CH2CH( CH3 )CH2{ CHg )3CH3

7272

7272

CH3( CH2 )2CH( CH3 JCHgC CH2 i^CR-

< CH3 )3CCH2CH2CH( CH3( CH3CH2 )2CH( CH2 >3CH3( CH3CH2CH2 )2CHCH2CH3

372

727272

CjQ C0MP0UNDS

CHgC CH2 )7CH-CH2CH3< CH2 )8CH3( CH3 )2CH( CH2 )4CH( CH3 )2CHgC CHg tgêei CH2 )4CH3

7373

73

73

73

( CH3 )2C( CHgCHg )e0< CH3CH2 )C( 1 •«3> 273

(?) Decompoal tion""""^""^(») Disprooortionatlon and/or Recombination($) MlsceLlaneous reactions

xvii

CHEMICAL KINETICS 6F THE GAS PHASE C6MBUSTI6N eP PUELS

[a bibliography on the rates and mechanisms ofoxidation o± aliphatic Cj^ to Cj^q hydrocarbons and of

their oxygenated derivatives]

FRANCIS WESTLEY

A reaction oriented list of references is providedfor papers and reports containing rate data for gas phasereactions of combustion and oxidation of aliphaticsaturated or unsaturated Cj to Cj q hydrocarbons, alcohols,aldehydes, ketones, ethers, peroxides and their freeradicals. The list also includes decomposition,disproport ionat ion, atom transfer and recombination reactionsof the oxygen containing species noted above. Pyrolyticreactions of hydrocarbons and their radicals areexcluded. All the processes listed here have beenreported to occur in the gas phase combustion of fuels.In addition, a list of critical reviews dealing withthe reaction kinetics of the above processes and a listof papers dealing with generalized mechanisms of thesame reactions are also included. More than 800 paperscovering 540 reactions are listed. The period covered extendsfrom 1902 through June 1975.

Keywords: Bibliography; chemical kinetics; combustion;free radicals; gas phase; hydrocarbons; oxidation; oxygen;oxygenated organic compounds; ozone.

INTRODUCTION

This bibliography lists papers and reports on the reaction kinetics ofoxidation and combustion of aliphatic C^ to Cj^ q hydrocarbons, theiroxygenated derivatives, and their free radicals. In addition, the reactionsof decomposition, di sproportlonation, or recombination of the oxygenatedmolecules or free radicals are Included. The material is presented in twoways: 1). by reaction, listing each pertinent article, and 2), a generalreference list, arranged alphabetically by first author.

The articles have been selected from the files of the Chemical KineticsInformation Center. The criterion for inclusion of an article is thatthere must be some new information on the reaction. That is, simplequotations of the published results of others and gyi hoc guesses have beenexcluded. There are gray areas, such as the statement of a rate calculatedfrom that of the reverse reaction and the equilibrium constant, or mechanisticinformation. If the information seemed to be important the reference wasIncluded.

The reactions listed here are those reported in the papers. There hasbeen no attempt to reinterpret the data. This becomes important becausemany of the elementary reactions listed are postulated steps in mechanismsused to interpret complex experimental phenomena. Various authors usedifferent mechanisms; the fashion changes with time.

The reaction kinetics study of hydrocarbon combustion has occupiedchemists since the early years of the 20th century. The paper publishedby Bone and Wheeler in 1902 under the title: "The Slow Oxidation of Methaneat Low Temperature," was probably the first attempt to study the kinetics ofhydrocarbon combustion^ \ A more concerted effort in that direction wasundertaken by Hlnshelwood and co-workers who, in 1929, studied the oxidationkinetics of ethylene^ \ and one year later, the simultaneous oxidation of

methane, methanol, and formaldehyde'^ \The important contributions made by Norrish over a period of more

than 30 years, from the nineteen thirties into the sixties, gave greatimpetus to the study of hydrocarbon oxidation kinetics. In 1934, in apaper studying the reaction of methane and oxygen sensitized by nitrogendioxide, he showed for the first time that this reaction is based on a chainmechanism*^. In the following years Norrish extended the oxidation studiesto ethane and ethylene and, on the basis of the same chain mechanism,developed a theory of the combustion of hydrocarbons^ ^, expanded it to Include

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the phenomenon of degenerate branching^* ^^, investigated the effect of

surfaces and catalysts on the hydrocarbon oxidation » proposed ageneralized mechanism and reaction kinetics for the oxidation of hydro-carbons^* ^ ^* ^ ^ ^ , used conventional''^^, flash photolysis and kinetic spectro-scopy'^^ techniques to investigate the oxidation and combustion of formal-dehyde'^^, studied the effect of light on the combustion of hydrocarbons' ^

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and suggested a detailed free- radica I mechanism for the gas phase oxidation14)of n-butenes .

During the nineteen fifties and sixties, as well as in more recentyears, studies on the reaction kinetics of hydrocarbon combustion and oxidationhave been carried on all over the world. Nowadays the interest in kineticsof hydrocarbon combustion is continuing and, as a result of the world energycrisis, has increased considerably.

For these reasons the editor hopes that this bi bl I ogpaphy, by summingup what has been done in the field of Cj to Cjq hydrocarbon combustion andoxidation kinetics, will make it possible to establlsh-by di f ference-whatremains to be done in this field, so important for the use of energy fromfossil fuels. In fact, a cursory examination of the synoptic tables ofcontents (pages v-xvii of this bibliography) indicates that, while methaneand ethane coeûstion reactions have been thoroughly studied, the elementarysteps taking place in the combustion of to hydrocarbons have been I

less thoroughly investigated. For the and higher hydrocarbons the

Information is meager and much remains to be done.

The number of elementary reactions that might occur in the oxidationof hydrocarbons is very large. Engleman has estimated that well over 1000have to be considered in the combustion of methane in air'^^« A roughbut probably conservative guess for the Cj to Cjq hydrocarbon set is morethan 10,000 reactions. In contrast, measurements on approximately 540processes are covered in this bibliography. To what extent and how thisgap can be closed should be of concern to combustion kineticists.

There is a closely related field that is not covered in this bibliography:the non-oxida ti ve pyrolysis of hydrocarbons. Allara'"^' has estimated thatthe elementary processes occuring in the pyrolysis of a hydrocarbon are ofthe oi<der of thousands. The reader interested in this subject should consultthe excellent report of Allara and the book of tables published by Bensonand O'Neal'® K

It is believed that this bibliography provides extensive coverageof the available experimental work on the kinetics of hydrocarbon oxidation.The 806 references indexed here span all stages of kinetics studies relatedto combustion. But no claim is made that this bibliography is all-inclusive.6ur past experience in the preparation of bibliographies * ^ » ^ " » «^ * » '^'^ '

covering the entire time span of kinetics research, seventy years or more,has taught us that it is virtually impossible to identify and obtain everypaper or to summarize correctly every paper that has been retrieved. Theauthor will welcome sviggestions for additions and corrections of errors andthanks the contributors in advance.

This bibliography is not the result of the effort of a single person,but of the whole staff of Chemical Kinetics Information Center. My thanks toall of them.

In particular, I wish to thank Dr. David Garvin, Chief of the ChemicalProcess Data Evaluation Section and Director of the Center, andDr. Kobert F. Hampson for their more than helpful suggestions and constantguidance; Dr. William H. Evans for his thorough editing and proofreadingof the manuscript; Mr James G. Koch, Supervisor, for tracking down andobtaining papers and reports very difficult to obtain; Mrs. Geraldine Zumwaltand Miss Darlene Connelly, for typing a difficult manuscript with particularca re .

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Guidelines ±or the user

Ar rangemerft of the repoift . This bibliography is in three parts:Pa r t I

.

Synoptic Tables of ReactionsPart II » Reactions of Aliphatic Hydrocarbon Combustion and Oxidation

with citationsPart III . The bibliography for part II, arranged alphabetically by authors.

The complete reference citation for each article mentionedis given here. 6ccasionally explanatory notes are appended.These establish the "bibliography chain for closely related papersby the same author.

Parts I and II are arranged by reaction, following the order indicatedbelow. A list of critical reviews or surveys and a list of papers dealingwith generalized mechanisms and reaction kinetics are included at the end ofpa r t II.

Use of the synoptic tables of reactions. Part I is simply a table ofcontents arranged for quick TTocation of the number of the page on which acertain reaction can be found. The 540 reactions listed in part II arecondensed and grouped in the 10 synoptic tables of part I according to thenumber of carbon atoms of the reacting organic species (hydrocarbon oroxygenated derivative ). Column 1 of each synoptic table lists the reactingorganic species in the same order as in part II of the bibliography. Theheadings of columns 2 to 10 indicate the reaction partner or atooij moleculeor radical, in the order 6, Og, 63, 6H, H66 *, R *, RH, R6 *, R06 where R

may be any aliphatic alkyl group. Columns 11 and 12, respectively, indicatedecomposition, and disproport ionat ion or recombination of the species listedin column 1. Column 13 Indicates a process that cannot fit In any of thepreceding columns. 6nly a small number of such processes are included inthe bibliography*

The following examples show how to use the synoptic tables:

CH^CHg • - products

Since the synoptic tables do not indicate the presence or absence ofa third body, the above letter M is omitted. The reaction is found in theC2 Hydrocarbons table at the page number indicated by intersection of thehorizontal line corresponding to CH-jCH2 * with column 3 (Heading 62 ). Thepage number found in that way is 32:

CH3CH0 - CH3 • 'cne

This reaction is found in the C2 Hydrocarbon table at the page numberindicated by intersection of the horizontal line corresponding to CH3CH6with column 11 (decomposition). The corresponding page number is 36.

CH3CH6 CH3C(e)e6- products

The page number for this reaction is found in the C2 Table at the

intersection of CH3CH6 horizontal line with column 13 (miscellaneous reactions),The page number is 37. This reaction is one of the few reactions which canbe found in two different places of the Synoptic tables. Interchangingthe two reactants gives: CH3C( 6 )66 • CH3CH0 — products. Thus, at theintersection of the CH3C( 6 )06 • horizontal line with column 13 (miscellaneousreactions) the same page number is found.

CH30CH266* (CH3)3CCf0« -• products

The two peroxo radicals, CH36CH200' and ( CH3 )3C00 •, are not listedamong the headings indicating the attacking species, but the general peroxoradical Rf0 • is the heading of column 10. Therefore, the page number ofthis reaction is found in table II at the intersection of the CH30CH200*horizontal line with column 10 ( R00 • ). The page number is 39.

If the reactants for a reaction cannot be located in any line or columnof any Table, it means that the reaction is not included in the bibliography.

6rdering of chemical reactions . Parts I and II of this bibliographylist unimolec ular, blmolec ular, and termolecular reactions occurring in

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combustion and oxida-tion of aliphatic to C^q hydrocarbons and unimolecuiarreactions of their oxygenated derivatives.

The largest group of reactions listed in Parts I and II consists ofbimolecular reactions. In most of these processes the reaction takes placebetween a reacting hydrocarbon molecule (or radical) and an attackingspecies, which might be either an oxygen species (6, Cg, 6(3) or an oxidizingradical ( 6H, He6«, R6 R00«). The only unoxygenated attacking group, theradical S *, appears in reactions with oxygenated species.

The reacting hydrocarbon molecule or radical is displayed first, beingfollowed by the attacking species:

E.g. CH_CHj,CH^ 6p -» products (overall)

HCH0 0H - products ( C0, 'CK6, •CH2, ...)

6ne exception to this rule is the case of a reacting species designatedby a general symbol, as RH, (where RH is any aliphatic hydrocarbon), whilethe attacking species is a specific oxygenated hydrocarbon radical. Sincethe number of carbon atoms of the reacting hydrocarbon RH cannot be determined,while that of the attacking radical can, the order of the two species isreversed and the oxygenated radical is displayed first.

E.g. CH3CH2CH26' RH - CHgCHgCHgOH R*

Likewise in the synoptic tables, the general aliphatic hydrocarbonRH appears as the heading of column 8, while the specific oxygenated radicalis listed in column 1.

There is also the case of a bimolecular reaction where either speciesmay be regarded as the attacking one.

E.g. -CHe CHg * * CH^ C6 (or cCHg HCHO)

In such a case the reaction is listed a second time with the twospecies in reversed order:

CH3- -CHe - CH^ C6 (or zCK^ HCH0 )

( In this case, it is more correct to say that the two reactants areinteracting soeciattacking speciesinteracting specie^ , rather than naming these respectively reactant and

The general rule for ordering the reactions listed in this bibliographyis the standard order of arrangement as described in NBS Technical Note 270*3

pp. 5, 6, and 22^^ ^.

Thus, Part II of this bibliography is divided into 10 sub-groups,to C^Q according to the number of C atoms of the first reactant displayed

at the left of each reaction, which is always an aliphatic species. Eachsubgroup of Part II corresponds to one of the synoptic to Cj^ q tablesincluded in Part I. In each of these subgroups, the reactions withfirst reactants including only C and H atoms ax^ displayed first accordingto the increasing number of H atoms. Thus, in the.C^ subgroup the orderof the first reactants, at the left of each reaction, is: CH, :CH2. CH3 *, CH^.

Likewise, in the C2 subgroup the order of the first reactantsis: CH«C*, CH-«CH, CHg^CH*, CHgCHg. CHgCHg *, CH3CH3.

Following the reactions whose first reactants include only C and Hatoms are listed the reactions whose first reactants Include 0 atoms, inadditions to C and H. The order is first by increasing number of H atoms,then, if two species have the same number of H atoms, by increasingnumber of 0 atoms.

Reactions in which the same species reacts with different moleculesor radicals are arranged in a sequence depending on these molecules or radicals.According to the above mentioned standard order of a rrangement^^ ^, oxygentakes preference over hydrogen, and hydrogen takes preference over carbon.Therefore the sequence of the second species is 9, ^» ^2» H00*,

oxygenated species ( 'CHO, HC66 HCH6, CH36*). Generalized hydro<iarbonspecies (R*, RH, R6 *, R66 • ) are last. (R represents any alkyl radical).

Decomposition reactions of a single compound precede the reactionsof the same compound with other species. The generalized second (or third)body M, always in parentheses, is disregarded when placing a reaction in itsproper sequence.

Reactions of isomeric compounds with the same reac tant are listed oneafter another. No attempt was made to establish a rule for ordering thesereactions. When Isomeric hydrocarbon radicals occur during the combustionof the parent hydrocarbon, the reactions of these radicals are condensed intoa unique reaction. For instance, in the combustion of n-octane, one primaryand three secondary n-octyl free radicals are formed; their reactions with 0Hare listed as follows:

CH3(CH2 )gCH2 • [or CH3(CH2)5CH( •)CH3, or CK^{ CK^ )^cm • )CK^CIlj, or

CH3(CH2)3CH( • )( CHg )3CH3 • ] 6H -» products

These n-octyl free radicals are listed in the column of Cg Synoptic Tablein Part I, as follows:

CHgC CH2 )g,CH2 •

or CH3(CH2)5CH( •)CH3

or CH3(CH2)4CH( •)CH2CH3or CH3(CH2)3CH( •)(CH2)2CH3

Display of Chemical Reactions and Formulae

Straight chain hydrocarbons . All saturated normal hydrocarbons, up to,and including n-pentane, are written in the usual way, showing separatelyeach methyl and methylene group in the chain:

OH^, OH3CH3, CH3CH2CH3, OH3 OH2CH2 OH3 , CH3 0^2CH2 CH2CH3

.

The higher hydrocarbons, from n-hexane to n-decane, are written in amore condensed form to facilitate the counting of the number of methylenegroups In the chain:

CHgCCHg )^CH3, CH3( CH2 )5CH3, CH3( CHg )g,CH3, CH3( CHg )yCH3 , CH3(CH2)qCH3

The unsaturated hydrocarbons are written so as to show the position ofeach double or triple bond in the molecule. E.g.:

Acetylene CH*CHAllene CH2"C»CH21, 3-Butadiyne CH*C-CHaiCHcis or trans-2 -Pentene cis- or trans- CH3CH2CH-CHCH-;1-Heptene CH3( CH2 )4CH"CH2

Alkyl radicals. The unpaired electron of each alkyl radical is alwaysindicated. E.g.:

Methyl free radical CH3 •

Isopropyl free radical ( CH3 )2CH •

Hydroxymet hy I free radical *CH2 6H

If the unpaired electron of an alkyl radical belongs to a carbonatom in the middle of the chain, it is indicated inside a parenthesisfollowing the carbon atom. E.g.:

Sec-butyl free radical CH3CH2CH( •)CH32-Methyl-2 -pentyl free radical CH3CH2CH2C( •)(CH3)2Methylene free radical is always written 1CR2Methylldyne free radical is written CHFormyl free radical is written *CH0

6xy-free -r adl cals . If the oxygen atom of an oxy radical is attached tothe terminal C atom, the radical is written in the usual manner: CH36*.If the oxygen atom of the oxy radical is attached to a C atom in the middle

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or the chain, then the oxygen atom, together with the unpaired electron areinside a parenthesis following the C atom: ( CH3 )2 C( 6 • )CH2CH3 .

If a dioxy dl radical has the two oxygen atoms attached to the same carbon.It is written: CHp<6«)p.

Peroxo -free-radicals . The rules for writing peroxo free radicals are thesame as for the oxy-free -radicals : CHÔa *, CHgdCHgCHC 66 • jCH^ , and CHgCaO'lg

Inorganic free radicals .

Oxygen atom is written 6Hydroxyl free radical is written 6HHydroperoxo free radical Is written H66*

Citation

The citations under each reaction list the author(s) and the sources,in the following form:

Author( s ) Source -Year-Volume-Page Number ofAut hor( s )

Nlkl, H. JCPSA6-1966-45-2330 1

Niki and Weinstock JCPSA6-1 966-45-3468 2Nlkl, et al. JCPSA6-1 968-48-5729 3 or more

Variations from this format (which we will call "short reference") areusually in the direction of more explicit specification. These variations arenever made in the first two fields, source and year. These are fixed and alwayprese nt.

The sources are indicated by their ASTM C6DEN abbreviations ). A guideto these codes follows. As listed in this guide, the codes include an

additional sixth cipher, which is a "check character"**.

tt-ff- )The final sixth character in the Journal coden is a "check character".This is not shown in the listings in ASTM DS 23B, DS 23B-SI and DS 23B-S2.The sixth character is given is CASSI.

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JOURNAL AND REPORT CODEN IDENTIFICATIONS

ACASA2 Acta Chimica Acactemlae Scientlarum Hungaricae

ACM6AG American Chemical Society Monograph Series

ACPCAT American Chemical Society, Division of PetroleumChemistry, Preprints

ACPYAR Acta Physic ochlmla URSS

ACSRAL American Chemical Society, Abstracts of Papers

ADCSAJ Advances In Chemistry Series

ADPCA2 Advances in Photochemistry

AESTC9 Advances In Environmental Science and Technology

AGAGAS AGARDograph. Advisory Group for Aerospace Researchand Development, North Atlantic Treaty Organization,Brussels, Belg., AGARDograph

AIAJAH A. I. A. A. Journal (American Institute of Aeronauticsand Astronautics)

AICEAC A.I.Ch.E. Journal (American Institute of ChemicalEngl neers

)

AJCHAS Australian Journal of Chemistry

ANCEAD Angewandte Chemie

APCSC3 Archlwum Procesow Spalania

ARPCAW Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry, ChemicalSociety of London

ASACAW Astronaut lea Acta

AYKZAN Armlanskll Khimlcheskl 1 Zhurnal

AZKZAU Azerbaldzhanskli Khimlcheskii Zhurnal

BACCAT Bulletin of the Academy of Sciences of the U. S.S. R..Dlvison of Chemical Science. (Transl. of IzvestlyaAkadenli Nauk, Serila Khinilcheskaia )

BBPCAX Berlchte der Bunsengesellschaf t fuer physl kali scheCheml

e

BCSJA8 Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan

BICRAS Bulletin of the Institute for Chemical Research,Kyoto University

BJSEA8 Bulletin of J.S.M.E. (Japan Society of MechanicalEngl neers

)

Be0KA7 Book

BSCBAG Bulletin des Societes Chlmlques Beiges

BSCFAS Bulletin de la Societe Chlmlques de France

CBFMA6 Combustion and Flame

CBSTB9 Combustion Science and Technology

CC6MA8 Chemical Communications (London)

CESCAC Chemical Engineering Science

CESWA4 Combustion, Explosion and Shock Waves (Transl. of FizlkaGorenlya Vzryva )

CHDCAO Compte Rendus Hebdomadalres de Seances de I''Academicdes Sciences (Paris). Serle C. Sciences Chimlciues

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CHPLBC Chemical Physics Le-tters

CHREAY Chemical Reviews

CHTEAA Chemische Technik

CTNMAB Chimica e 1' I nctust ria

CJCHAG Canadian Journal of Chemistry

CMSHAP Chemosphere

C6REAF Academie des Sciences. Comp-tes Rendus Hebdomadai r esdes Seances ( Paris )

DABBBA Dissertation Abstracts International, B. The Sciencesand Engineering

DANAAW Doklady Akademii Nauk Armianskoi S.S.R.

DANKAS Doklady Akademii Nauk S. S.S.R.

DBGGAM Dopovidi Akademii Nauk Ukrainsikoi Seriya B. Geolog.Geofizike, Khimiya ta Biolog.

DFS6AW Discussions of the Faraday Society

DIASA9 Dissertation Abstracts

DECHAY Doklady Chemistry ( Transl . from Doklady AkademiiNauk SSSR

)

DKPCAG Doklady Physical Chemistry (Transl. from Doklady AkademiiNauk SSSR )

\

EKEPAB Erdoel und Kohle, Erdgas, Petrochemie

EPTSBT Environmental Protection Technology series

ESTHAG Environmental Science and Technology

EVLTAX Environmental LettersFDCSB7 Faraday Discussions of the Chemical Society (London)

FGVZA7 Fizika Goreniia i Vzryva

FUELAC Fuel

GPENAS Gospodarka Pal iwami i Energia

HHHPA4 Hua Hsueh Hsueh Pao (Journal of Chemistry)

HIECAP High Energy Chemistry (Transl. of Khimiia VysokikhEnergll )

lAREAZ Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Armianskoi S.S.R., Khi mi sc he ski

e

Naudci

ICBEAJ Industrie Chi mi que Beige

lECHAD Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

lEPDAW Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Process Designand Development

IGNKB6 Ispol'zovanie Gaza v Narodnom Khoziaistve (Saratov)

IJCKB6 International Journal of Chemical Kinetics

IJ6TA8 Indian Journal of Technology

IUZTA4 Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Uzbekskoi S.S.R., SeriyaTekhnicheskikh Nauk (Tashkent)

TVZEAY Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Energetika

JACSAT Journal of the American Chemical Society

JAPUAW Journal of Applied Chemistry of the U. S.S.R. (Transl. ofZhurnal Prikladnoi Khimii

)

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JCCCAT Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications '

JCFTAS Journal oi the Chemical Society, Faraday Transaction I

JCPBAN Journal de Chimie Physique et de Physic o-ChimieBiologique

JCPSA6 Journal of Chemical Physics (New York)

JCS6A9 Journal of the Chemical Society

JCSIAP Journal of the Chemical Society A> Inorganic, Physical, Theoretical

JCSPAC Journal of the Chemical Society B. Physical Organic

JETAAE Journal of the Faculty of Engineering, University ofTokyo, Series A. Annual Report

JLUMA8 Journal of Luminescence

J6CEAH Journal of Organic Chemistry

J6CYA9 Journal of Organic Chemistry of the USSR (Transl, of ZhurnalOrganlcheskol Khlmll

)

JPCEAO Journal fuer praktische Chemie

JPCHAX Journal of Physical Chemistry

JPCRBU Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference Data

KGKZA7 Kogyo Kagaku Zasshl

KICAA8 Kinetics and Catalysis (Transl. of Kinetika 1 Katallz)

MDPCAW Memoirs of the Defense Academy, Mathematics, Physics,Chemistry and Engineering

NATUAS Nature

NBTNAE U.S. National Bureau of Standards, Technical Note

NEFTAH Neftekhimiya

NENKAU Nenryo Kyokal-Shl

NSRDAP U.S. National Bureau of Standards. National StandardsReference Data Series

0XCRA4 Oxidation and Combustion Reviews

PAKBAG Pr imyshlennost Armenil

PECHAM Petroleum Chemistry USSR (Transl. of Nefteklmlya)

PHZSAL Physlkalische Zeitschrlft der Sowjetunion

PLSAAE Planetary and Space Science

PRKNAZ Progress in Reaction Kinetics

PRLAAZ Proceedings of the Royal Society, Series A. Mathematicaland Physical Sciences

PSIRAA Pakistan Journal of Scientific and IndustrialRe search

PTPTAO Problemy Teploenerget iki 1 Prikladnoi Teplofizlkl( Alma -ata

)

0UHEA7 Quarterly Reviews (London)

RCBUAU Revlsta de Chimie ( Bucharest

)

RCTEA4 Rubber Chemistry and Technology

PEKIDM Reaction Kinetics (Specialist Periodical Reports) Chem. Soc. (London)

RIFPA9 Revue de I'institut Francals du Petrole et Annalesdes Combustibles Llquldes

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RJPCAR Russian Journal of Physical. Chemistry (Transl. of Zhurnal FizicheskoiKhimii )

RPCAAW Reviews of Pure and Applied Chemis-try

RTCPA3 Recueil des Travaux Chimiques des Pays-Bas

RZKHAR Referativnyi Zhurnal , Khimiya

RZTEAT Referativnyi Zhurnal, Teploenergetika

SVCTA"7 Soviet Chemical Industry ( Transl. of Khimicheskaia Promyshlennost )

SYMCAQ Symposium (International) on Combustion [Papers]( Pitt sburgh

)

TETRAB Tetrahedron

TFS6A4 Transaction of the Faraday Society

TP6VA7 Trudy Instituta i Proizvodstvenny i 6pyt, VsesoiunznyiNauchno -Issoledovat el' ski i Institut I spol ' zovani iaGasa V Narodnom Khoziaistve, Podzemnogo KhraneniiaNefti, Neft eproduktov i Szhizhennykh Gazov "Vniipromgas"( Moscow )

TPSGAG Teoriya i Praktika Szhiganiya Gaza (Leningrad)

USF6A7 Uspekhi Fotoniki (Leningrad)

UYTTAX Uchenye Zapiski Yaroslavskogo TekhnologischeskogoInstituta

WSCPAH Western States Section, Combustion Institute

WZTLA3 Wissenschaftliche Zeitschrift der Technischen Hochschulefuer Chemie " Carl Schorlemmer" Leuna- Me rseburg

XADRCH United States National Technical Information Service,AD Report

ZENAAU Zeitschrift fuer Naturforschung, Teil A. Astrophyik,Physik und physikalische Chemie (Tuebingen, German)

ZFKHA9 Zhurnal Fizicheskoi Khimii

ZPCFAX Zeitschrift fuer physikalische Chemie (Frankfurt am Main)

ZPCLAH Zeitschrift fuer physikalische Chemie (Leipzig)

IIRFAO Problemy 6kisleniia Uglevodorodov, Doklady Vsesoiuznoe-Soveshchanie po Voprosam 6kisleniia Uglevodorodov,( Moscow, 1951 )

18VHAX Voprosy Khimicheskoi Kinetiki, Kataliza, i ReaktsionnoiSposobnosti; Doklady k Vsesoiuznomu Soveschaniiu poKhimisheskoi Kinetike i Reaktsionnoi dtdelenieKhimicheskikh Nauk Sposobnosti. 1955

21 RAAM Uspekhi Khimii 6rganicheskikh Perekisnykh Soedineniii Autookisleniia, Doklady na Vsesoiuznci Konferentsiipo Sintezu, Issledovaniiu i Prlmeneniiu drganicheskikhPereklsei, 3rd, Lvov, 1965 ( 1969)

23ASA5 Voprosy Teorii Goreniya, Trudy 6bshchemoskovskogoSeminara po Teorii Goreniya, 1970

250IAZ Chemical Reactions in Urban Atmospheres, Proceedingsof the Symposium, General Motors Research Laboratories,Warren Michigan, October 6-7, 1969

26J6AP Gorenie i Vzryv, Materialy Vsesoiuznogo Simpoziumapo Goreniiu i Vzrivu, 3rd, Leningrad, U.S.S.R.,July 5-10, 1971 (Pub. 1972)

27PGA4 Materialy Soveshchani i a po Mekhanizmu Ingibirovani iaTsepnykh Gazovykh Reaktsii, 1st, Kazakhskii Gosuda rstvennyiUniversitet, Alma-ata, July 22-27, 1970 (Pub. 1971)

28KMA4 Problemv Kinetiki Elementarnykh Khimicheskikh Reaktsii.Doklady Konferentsii po elementarnym KhimichesklmReaktsiyam, Moscow, 1972 (Pub. 1973)

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9. Norrish, R. G, W. , "Role des Aldfehydes dans I'Sxidation des Hydr<-

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carbures," Colloq. Int. CNRS 16, 16 ( 1948); also published in:Rev, Inst. Fr. Pet. Ann. Combust. Liq, 4, 288 ( 1949)

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11. Norrish, R, G. W, , and Patnaik, D. , "Effect of Light on the Combustionof Hydrocarbons," Nature 163 , 883 (1949)

12, Norrish, R, G. W. , "Evidence Relating to the Combustion of Hydrocarbons,"Discuss. Faraday Soc, ifl., 269 ( 1955)

13, McKellar, J. F. , and Norrish, R. G. W, , "The Combustion of GaseousAldehydes Studied by Flash Photolysis and Kinetics Spectroscopy,"Proc, Roy, Soc. (London) A 254 , 147 ( 1966)

14. Norrish, R. G. W, , and Porter, K,, "Some Features of the Gas PhaseOxidation of n-Butenes," Proc. Roy. Soc. (London) A 272 , 164 (1963)

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Compounds

CH 6 (M) - C<5 H (M) [or *CHe (MjJEnglemanx V. S.Huie and HerronLin, M. C.

EPTSBT- 1 976-6 00/2 : 76 : 0 03- 5/1 ( review)PRKNAZ-1975-8-1 (review)IJCKB6- 1974-6-1 (mechanism)

CH - Ca 6H (or "CHa 0, or ce^ * H)

Bowman and SeeryEngieman, V. S.Glass, et al.Lin, M, C.Peeters and Vinckiei*

CBFMA0-1 96 8- 12-61 1 (mechanism)EPTSBT-1976-600/2:76:003-5/l ( review)SYMCAQ- 1965- 10-513IJCKB0-1974-6-1 (mechanism)SYMCAQ- 1975-15-969

CH 0H - -CHfl H ( or C6 Hp, or : CH„ 0)

Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT-1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l ( review)

CH HO0* - products ( :CH0, :CH2, HCH0, ...)Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT- 1976-600/2:76:00 3-5/1 ( review)

CH HgO - products ( •CH0, iCHg, HCH0, CHj* , ...)

Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT-1976-600/2:76:003-5/l ( review)

CH •CH0 - :CH2 C0Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976- 600/2 : 76 : 003- 5/1 ( review)

CH HCH0 - :CH, •CH0

Engleman, V« S. EPTSBT-1976-600/2 :76:003-5/l ( review)

CH CH30 • - CH3 • 'CHO [or HCH0 :CH2, or CH^ C0

]

Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976 -600/2 : 76 :003-5/l (review)

CH R0« products ( 'CH©, CHÊngleman, V. S.

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XCH, 0 (!£)- products ( C0, CH, HCH0, ...)Bradley and TseBrown and ThrushEngleman, V. S.Huie and HerronJones and BayesJones and BayesLavrov and EvlanovWilliams and Smith

TFS0A4- 1969-65-2685TFS0A4-196 7-63-6 3OEPTSBT-1976-600/2 : 76 :003-5/l ( review)PRKNAZ-1975-8-1 (review)PRLAAZ- 1973-335-547SYMCAQ- 1973- 14-277IUZTA4-1969-13-50 (review)CHREAY-1 970-70-267 (review)

iCH, «2 - products (CH, HCH0, C0Avr euneAvrameAvrameEberiuEnglemGordonJonesLauferLavrovLavrovNorrisPeeterPeeterRowlan

nko and Kolenko and Kolenko and Sole

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an , V . S

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and Linand Bayesand Bassand Evlanovand Kiyanh and Buckles and Mahnens and Vinckid, et al.

snikovasnikovasnikova

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DANKASDANKASZFKHA9SYMCAQEPTSBTCHPLBCPRLAAZJPCHAX-1974iaZTA4- 1969TP0VA7-1969B00KA7- 1941

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JACSAT- 1968-90-1 671SYMCAO- 1955- 5-484

rCHg 6H (M) - prod»»cts ( CH,

Engleman, V* S.Peeters and VincklerWilliams and Smith

•CH6, HCH0 , . . , )

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tCHg Hee» - products ( -CHe, CHg CHê*. ,..)Engleman. V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976- 600/2 : 76 : 003 -5/1 (review)

tCHg HgO -» products ( HCH0, CH^ CHê ..,)

Enel-eman. V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 : 76 : 003-5/1 (review)

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Engleman. V. S, EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 : 76 :003-5/l (review)

zCHg HCH0 - products ( "CHd, CHÔ *, ...)

Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT-1976-600/2 :76:003-5/l ( review)

iCHg CHÔ* -• products ( 'CHO, HCH6 ,..)Engleman. V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 : 76 :003-5/l (review)

iCHg CHg-C-e - COLaufer and BassTerao, et al.

CHg-CHgJPCHAX-1974-78-1 344JACSAT- 1963-85-3919

iCHg R0« -» products ( •CH6, HCH0, ,..)Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l ( review

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CH. 6 ( ) - products ( CH, -CHO, HCH0, . . , )

Bowman,Dean andEnglemanFenimoreHampsonHerron,Huie andJones anMack andNiki, etNiki, etSeery anSlagle

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C. T.KistiakowskyV. S.and Jones

and GarvinJ. T.Herron

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and Bayes

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CH3 • 62 - pAllaraAsaba,AvrameAvrameAvrameBaldwiBaldwiBarnarBasco,BowmanBrabbsCathonChristCookeDean aDemerJDeMoreDrysda

ro ducts ( :CH2, 'CHO,

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, C. T.and Brokaw

net and Jamesie, M. I.and Williamsnd Kistiakowskyian, et al.and Raper

le and Norrish

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Engleman, V, S. EPTSriT- i976-Enlkoiopyan. N. S. SYMCAQ-1959-Falconer and Knox PRLAAZ-1959'Gray, J. A. JCS0A9-1952-Hampson and Garvin NBTNAE-1975'Hanst and Calvert JPCHAX-1959-Harding and Norrish PRLAAZ-1952Helcklen, J. ADCSAJ-1968-Helcklen and Johnston JACSAT>1962<Hoare and Walsh TFS0A4-1957-Hoey and Kutschke CJCHAG-1955-Ingold and Bryce JCPSA6-1956-Jachimowskl, C, J. CBFMA6-1974Karmilova, et al. ZFKHA9-1956'Karmilova, et al, RJPCAR-1960'Klelmenov and Nalbandyan DKPCAG-1958'Kleiraenov, et al. ZFKHA9-1956-Knox, J, H, ARPCAW-1962-Lavrov and Evlanov IUZTA4-1969'Lavrov and Kiyan TP6VA7-1969'Lee and Malmberg ACSRAL-1961'Mantashyan, et al. DKPCAG-1972'Marcotte and Noyes DFS0AW-1951'Marcotte and Noyes JACSAT-1952McKellar and Norrish PRLAAZ-1961'McMillan and Calvert 0XCRA4-196 5Miyama and Takeyama JCPSA6-1964'Nalbandyan. A. B. DANKAS-1948'Nalbandyan. A. B. ZFKHA9-1948'Niki. et al. ADCSAJ-1972'Norrish, R. G. W. RIFPA9-1949'Norrish. R. G. W. DFS6AW-1951Pearson. G. S. JPCHAX-1963'Peeters and Mahnen SYMCAQ-1973'Porolkova. A. I. RZKHAR-1972'Seery and Bowman CBFMA6-1970'Semenov, N. N. B0eKA7-1959'Slaonaitls and Helcklen JPCHAX-1975'Skinner, et al. JCPSA6-1972Sleppy and Calvert JACSAT-1959'Sokolova. et al. DKCHAY-1969Sokolova. et al. RZKHAR-1972'Sokolova. et al. KICAA8-1973'Sokolova. et al, KICAA8-1973'Vanpê and Grard SYMCAQ-1955van den Bergh and Callear TFS6A4-1971Von Elbe and Lewis JACSAT-1937'Wenger and Kutschke CJCHAG-1959Westenbere and Frlstrom JPCHAX-1961'

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cHg* eg — cEê- 02DeMore and Raper JCPSA6- 1 967- 46-2500Slmonaitls and Helcklen JPCHAX- 1 975-79-298

CHg* 0H - :CH2 HgO (or CHgOH)Drysdale and Lloyd 0XCRA4- 1 970- 4- 1 57 (review)Engleman. V, S. EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)Greiner, N. R, JCPSA6- 1 970-53- 1 070Peeters and Vinckier SYMCAQ- 1 975- 1 5-969

CHg" H00* -» products ( HCH0, CH30 •. CH^. ,,,)

Engleman. V, S. EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 : 76 :003-5/l (review)

CH3 • H2 0 - CH30 • H2 (or CH^ 0H)Engleman, V. S, EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)

CH3 • •CH0 - CH^ C0 (or :CH2 HCH0)Engleman. V, S. EPTSBT-1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)

CHg* HCH6 products ( 'CHa, CH36 .,.)Engleman. V. S. EPTSBT- 1 S76- 600/2 : 76 : 003- 5/1 (review)Pearson, G. S. JPCHAX- 1 963- 67- 1 686

CH. R6 • products (CH-., HCH6, ...)Engleman, V« S.Gray, et al,Helcklen, J.Sochet, et al.Sokolova, et al*Ttiynne and Gray

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R6 • (or CHgOeR )

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CH^ 6 -• products ( rCHg, CH3Asaba, et al.Avramenko and KolesnikovaAvramenko and KolesnikovaAvramenko and KolesnikovaAvramenko, et al.Azatyan, V, V.Azatyan, et al.Brabbs and BrokawBradley, et al.Brown and ThrushCadle and AllenDean and KistlakowskyDemerjian, et al.DeMore and RaperDryer, F. L«Dryer, F. L.Dryer and GlassmanEngleman, V. S.Fenimore and JonesFenimore and JonesFroben, F. W.Hampson and GarvinHerron, J. T.Herron and HuieHuie and HerronJones and BayesKarmilova, et al.Kleimenov and NalbandyanKleimenov, et al.Lavrov and EvlanovLavrov and GrebenshchikovaLin and DeMoreMayer and SchielerMoshkina, et al.Norrish, R. G. W.Norrish, R. G. W.Norrish, R. G. W.Norrish and BucklerNorrish and FoordNorrish and Wallace

, HCH6, CH36H, ,

SYMCAQ-1963-DANKAS-1953-BACCAT-197i1 1 RFAQ- 1954-BACCAT-1963•AYKZAN-1967-KICAA8- 1964-SYMCAO-1975-JCSIAP- 1971-TFS6A4- 1967-JPCHAX-1965-JCPSA6-1971-AESTC9-1974-JCPSA6- 1967-XADRCH- 1972-DABBBA- 1973-SYMCAO- 1973-EPTSBT- 1976-JPCHAX-1961-JPCHAX-1961-BBPCAX- 1968-NBTNAE-1975-IJCKB0- 1969-JPCRBU- 1973-PRKNAZ-1975-JACSAT-1972-ZFKHA9- 1956-DKPCAG- 1958-ZFKHA9-1956-IDZTA4- 1969-23ASA5- 1970-JPCHAX-1973-JPCHAX-1968-BACCAT- 1959-PRLAAZ-1935-RIFPA9-1949-DFSeAW-1951-Be6KA7- 1941-PRLAAZ-1936-PRLAAZ- 1934-

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CH, -» prodiicts ( overall. CH3 *, CEj6 , .

Abramov and Flsak PTPTA6-1972Abramov, et al. TPSGAG-1967An-tonik and Lucquin BSCFAS-1968Antonova, ct al. BACCAT-1955-Asaba, et al, SyMCAO-1963-Baldwin and Walker SYMCAQ-1973-Barassin. et al. BSCFAS-1967-Basevich, et al. BACCAT-1971-Basevich, et al. BACCAT-1971-Basevich, et al. BACCAT-1972-Blundell, et al. SYMCAO-196 5-Bois d'Enghlen, et al. BSCFAS-1968-Bone and Allum PRLAAZ-1932-Bone and Gardner PRLAAZ-1936-Bone and Wheeler JCS0A9-19O2-Bone and Wheeler JCS6A9-1903-Bowman and Seery WSCPAH-1968-Burke and Van Tiggelen BSCBAG-196 5-Cooke and Williams SYMCAQ-1971-Crossley, et al. CBFMA6- 1972-Cullis, et al. PRLAAZ-1963-Dabora, E, K. CBFMA6-1975-De Wilde and Van Tiggelen BSCBAG-1968-Dorko, et al. CBFMA0-1975-Dryer, F. L, XADRCH-1972-Dryer, F. L. DABBBA-1973-Dryer and Glassman SYMCAQ-1973-D'Souza and Karim CBSTB9-1971-Egerton and Roy ZEELAI-1957-Egerton, et al. PRLAAZ-1956-Egerton, et al. CBFMA6-1957-Engleman. V. S. EPTSBT-1976-Enikolopyan, N. S. SYMCAQ-1959-Enikolopyand and Bel'govskii RJPCAR-19Enikolopyan and Konareva BACCAT-1961-Enikolopyan and Konareva BACCAT-1960-Enikolopian and Korolev DKPCAG-1958-Enikolopyan, et al. JAPUAW-1959-Enikolopyan, et al. ZFKHA9-1957-Evlanov, S, F. KICAA8-1973-Falconer, et al. JCS6A9-1961-Fort and Hinshelwood PRLAAZ-1930-Frear, G. L. JACSAT-1934-Fristrom and Westenberg SYMCAQ- 1962-Garibyan, et al. AYKZAN- 1972-Garner and Ham PRLAAZ-1939-Germain and Sueur BSCFAS-1961-Glass, et al. SYMCAQ- 1965-Higgin and Williams SYMCAQ- 1969-Hoare. D. E. AGAGAS-1965-Hoare and Patel TFS6A4- 1969-Hoare and Walsh SYMCAQ- 1955-Hoare and Walsh SYMCAQ- 1955-Jachimowski, C. J. CBFMAe-1974-Jacobs. N, F. DABBBA-1970-James, H. RIFPA9-1958-Karmilova. et al. ZFKHA9-1956-Karmilova, et al. ZFKHA9-1957-Karmilova, et al. RJPCAR-1960-Karmilova, et al. RJPCAR- 1960-Karmilova, et al. RJPCAR- 1961-Karmilova, et al. RJPCAR- 1961-Karmilova, et al. RJPCAR- 1961-Karmilova, et al. RJPCAR- 1960-Karpov, V, P. APCSC3-1971-Karpov, V. P. 26J6AP-1972-Kashirskii, et al, IVZEAY-1974-Kistiakowsky and Richards JCPSA6-1962-Kleimenov and Nalbandyan DKPCAG-1958-Kleimenov and Nalbandyan DKPCAG-1959-Enox, J, H. ARPCAW-1962-Kordysh. et al. SVCIA7-1974-Kovalivnich and Glikin RZKHAR-1973-Kovalivnich, et al. FGVZA7-1974-Kowalsky. et al. PHZSAL-1932-Kozlov, G. I, INFZA9-1958-

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Kozlov, G. I. SYMCAQ-1959-Lavrov, N. V. IGNKB6-1967-Lavrov and Grebenshchikova 23ASA5- 1 970-Lavrov and Grebenshchikova TP6VA7-1973-Lavrov and Pervykh TP6VA7-1973-Levy, et al, SYMCAQ-1962-Lewis and Von Elbe B60KA7-1961-Llfshltz, et al. CBFMA6-1971-Mari. K. JCPBAN-1962-Mari, et al. JCPBAN-1962-Marl, et al. JCPBAN-1962-Mayer and Schleler JPCHAX-1968-Mlller. et al. RJPCAR-1960-Mlnkoff and Tipper BeeKA7-1962-Moshkina. et al. BACCAT-1959-Moshklna. et al. BACCAT-1957-Mulllns, B, P. FUELAC-1953-Nalbandyan, A, B. DANKAS-1948-Nalbandyan. A. B, ZFKHA9-1948-Naylor and Wheeler JCS0A9-1935-Nemeth and Sawyer JPCHAX- 1969-Nemeth, et al. MGKLAL-1974-Nelman and Egorov PHZSAL-* 1 932-Neiman and Egorov ZFKHA9-193 2-Nelman and Serblnov NATUAS-1931-Nelman and Serblnov PHZSAL-1932-Neiman and Serblnov PHZSAL-1933-Neiman and Serblnov ZFKHA9-1932-Nelman and Serblnov ZFKHA9-1933-Newltt and Gardner PRLAAZ-1936-Nemltt and Haffner PRLAAZ- 1932-Norrlsh, R. G. W. PRLAAZ- 1935-Norrlsh, R. G. W. RIFPA9-1949-Norrlsh, R. G. W. DFS6AW-1951-Norrlsh and Buckler Bf)eKA7- 194 1

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Norrlsh and Foord PRLAAZ- 1936-Norrlsh and Patnalk NATUAS-1949-Norrlsh and Reagh PRLAAZ- 1940-Norrlsh and Wallace PRLAAZ- 1934-6eanov, et al. PAKBAG-1972-Panduranea, V. IJ6TA8-1973-Pellnl and Antonlk BSCFAS-1974-Poroikova and Nalbandyan KICAA8-1971-Sc he heme lev, et al. FGVZA7-1974-Seery and Bowman CBFMA6-1970-Seery and Bowman ACSRAL-1967-Semenov, N. N, PHZSAL- 1932-Semenov, N. N. B00KA7-1959-Semenov, N. Be6KA7-1935-Shtern, V. Ya. B06KA7-1964Slmonson and Moore SYMCAQ-1955"Skinner, G, B. JCPSA6-1973-Skinner and Ruehrweln JPCHAX- 1959-Sklnner, et al. JCPSA6-1972-Skwaradowskl. E. GPENAS-1973-Slotln and Style TFS6A4-1939-Sochet. et al. JCPBAN-1966-Soloukhln. R, I. CESWA4-1966-Soroka and Erlnov TPSGAG- 1972-Tsujl, et al. NENKAU-1966-Tverdokhlebov, et al. RZTEAT-1972-Vandenabeele, et al. CBFMA0-196O-Vanpê and Grard FUELAC-1955-Vanpge and Grard SYMCAO-1955-Whlte, D. R, XADRCH-1970-Zallen, D. M. DABBBA-1974-

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WSCPAH-1963-No. 63-22JPCHAX- 1960 -64 -1496NBTNAE-1975-866-31 (review)USF6A7- 1971-41PLSSAE-1967-15-643 (review)JACSAT- 1956-78-2044JCPSA6- 1956-24-919EVLTAX- 1973-4-303

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CH, 6H - CH- HgS (or CH36Baldwin, et al.Blundell, et al.Demerjianj et al.Dlxon-Lewls and WilliamsDryer, F. L.Drysdale and LloydEngleman, V. S.Enikolopyan, N. S.Falconer, e't al.Fenimore and JonesFenimore and JonesFristrom, R. M.Greiner, N. R.Greiner, N. R.Greiner, N. R.Hampson and GarvinHerron, J. T.Hoare, D. E«Eoare and PatelBorne and NorrlshEarmilova, e't al.Karmllova, e't al.Karmllova, et al.Klelmenov, e't al.Lavrov and EvlanovLin and DeMoreMlnkofl and TipperNalbandyan, A. B.Nalbandyan, A. B.Norrlsh, R. G. W.Norrlsh, R. G. W.Peeters and MahnenPorolkova, A. I.Schofield, K.Semenov, N. N.Skinner, e't al.Soche-t, L.-R,Vanpê and Gi'ardVon Elbe and LewisWes'tenbere and Fris'tromWilson, Wm. E., Jr.Wilson, Wm. E. , Jr.

ADCSAJ-SYMCAQ-AESTC9-SYMCAQ-XADRCH-aXCRA4-EPTSBT-SYMCAO-JCS6A9-JPCHAX-JPCHAX-SYMCAO-JCPSA6-JCPSA6-JCPSA6-NBTNAE-IJCKB0-AGAGAS-TFSeA4-NATUAS-ZFKHA9-RJPCAR-RJPCAR-ZFKHA9-IUZTA4-JPCHAX-B6eKA7-DANKAS-ZFKHA9-RIFPA9-DFS6AW-SYMCAQ-RZKHAR-PLSSAE-BeeKA7-JCPSA6-JCPBAN-SY MCAO-JACSAT-JPCHAX-JCPSA6-JPCRBU-

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76- 1 2410-4454-111-951AD 7462844-157600/2 :767-157428565-1 53265-22009- 56046-279548-1 41353-1 070866-571 -52786- 1 2565-1325215-137330-79835-71734-56230-79413- 5077- 86315160-60722-14434- 28810- 26914- 1335B1 1 5115-6432-21756-385370-4565- 48459-97665-59153-13001-535

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CH^ H06 • - CH- Hgeg <or CH36Engleman, V. S.Enlkolopyan, N. S.Karmllova, e't al.Minko±f and TipperSchofield, K.Semenov, N, N.Skinner, e't al.Sec he t, L.-R.

• HgO)EPTSBT- 1976- 600/2 : 76 : 003- 5/1SYMCAQ- 1959-7-157RJPCAR- 1960- 34-562Be0KA7- 1962-151PLSSAE- 1967- 1 5-643B06KA7- 1959-2-217JCPSA6- 1972-56-3853JCPBAN- 1973-70-456

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CH •CHe - CH-4 ' ^"3Engleman, V. S.

HCH0EPTSBT-1976-600/2:76:003-5/l ( review)

CH. R00 • - CH- R60HFalconer, e't al. JCS0A9 - 1 96 1 -42 85

•CH0 (M) - Ce H (*U)Benson and O'NealBowman, C. T.Browne, et al.Calvert, J. G.DeGraff and CalvertEngleman, V. S.Gay, et al.Geisbrecht and DaubertMarcotte and NoyesMarcotte and NoyesMarkevich and Filippova

NSRDAP-1970-21-587 (review)CBSTB9- 1970-2-161SYMCAQ- 1969- 12- 1035JPCHAX- 1957-61 - 1 206JACSAT- 1967-89-2 247EPTSBT-1976-600/2 :76 :003-5/lJ CPSA6- 1965-43- 401

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IEPDAW-1975-14-159DFS6AW-1 951 -10-236JACSAT- 1952-74-783RJPCAR- 1959-33-358

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.CH6 (»£)- Ce H ( M) (Cont'd)

McMillan and CalvertPearson, G. S*Seery and Bowman

eXCRA4- 1 965- 1 - 83JPCHAX- I 963- 67- 1 686CBFMAe- 1970- 14-37

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•CH6 e - C6 6H ( or C6,

Enfileman, V. S.Hampson and GarvinHerron, J. T.Hule and HerronMack and ThrushMabk and ThrushNlkl, et al.Scholleld. K.Thrush, B. A.Westenberg and de Haas

H, or CH 02)EPTSBT- 1976-600/2:76:003-5/1 ( review)NBTNAE-197 5-866-19IJCKB0- 1 969- 1 - 527PRKNAZ- 197 5- 8-1JCFTAR- 1973-69-208JCFTAR- 1 974-70* 1 87SYMCAQ- 1969-12-277PLSSAE- 1967- 15-643BBPCAX- 1968-72-966JPCHAX- 1972-76-2215

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•one * ^2 "* P«'o<*"C"ts < C0, COg* HC(0)60«, , ...)Atkinson, et al. JACSAT- 1973-95-7592Demerjlan. et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4-

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Drysdale and Norrlsh PRLAAZ- 1969- 308- 305Engleman, V, S. EPTSBT- 1 976- 600/2 : 76

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Enlkolopyan, N. S. SYMCAQ- 1 959- 7- 1 57Gelsbrecht and Daubert lEPDAW- 1975- 14- 1 59Hampson and Garvin NBTNAE- 1 975- 866- 25Hanst and Calvert JPCHAX- 1959-63-71Hay and Hessam CBFMA0- I 97 1 - 1 6- 237Heicklen and Johnston JACSAT- 1962- 84- 4 030Horner, et al. TFS6A4- 1954-50- 1 201Earmllova. et al. ZFKHA9 - 1956- 30- 798Karmllova, et al. RJPCAR- 1 960- 34- 562Lavrov and Evlanov IUZTA4- 1969- 1 3- 50Lewis and Von Elbe B06KA7- 1 96 1 - 90Marcotte and Noyes DFS0AW- 1951- 1 0-236Marcotte and Noyes JACSAT- 1952-74-783Markevlch and Flllppova RJPCAR- 1959-33-358McMillan and Calvert 0XCRA4- 1 965- 1 - 83Mlnkofl and Tipper B00KA7- 1 962- 1 36Nikl. et al. ADCSAJ- 1972- 1 1 3- 1

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Norrlsh and Thomas NATUAS- 1 966- 2 1 0- 728Pearson. G. S, JPCHAX- 1963- 67- 1 686Peeters and Mahnen • SYMCAQ- 1973- 14- 1 33Semenov. N. N. Be0KA7- 1959-2-21

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Vardanyan and Nalbandyan KICAA8- 1970- 11-927Vardanyan. et al. AYKZAN- I 972 -25 -28

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•CH6 6^ -• productsAtkinson, et al. JACSAT- 1973-95-7592 ( mechanism

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•CH6 H -• products (C0. CH. :CH2. HCH6. )

Browne, et al.DeGraff and CalvertEngleman. V. S.Herron, J. T,Hule and HerronMack and ThrushMack and ThrushNlkl, et al.

SYMCAQ- 196 9- 12-1 035JACSAT- 1967-89-2247EPTSBT -1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/lIJCKB0- 1969- 1-527PRKNAZ-1975-8-1JCFTAR- 1973-69-208JCFTAR -1974 -70-1 87SYMCAQ- 1969- 12-277

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•CH0 H2 < M ) - products (CH,Engleman, V. S.

:CH5, HCH6, )

EPTSBT -1976- 600/2: 76: 003- 5/1 ( review)

•CHO 0H -• products (C0, CH2 * CH2 J

Bowman, C. T.Engleman, V. S.Jachlmowski, C. J.Schofleld, X.Seery and BowmanWestenberg and Frlstrom

, . .. )

CBSTB9- 1970-2- 161EPTSBT -1976- 60 0/2: 76: 003- 5/1 (review)CBFMA0- 1974-23-233 (estimate)PLSSAE- 1967- I 5- 643CBFMA0- 1970- 14-37JPCHAX- 1 96 1 - 65- 591

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•CH6 HOe* - products ( Cdg, HCH0, ,.,)Engleman, V. S, EPTSBT-1976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)

•CH0 HgS - products ( iCHg, CH3 HCH6, ,..)Engleman, V, S. EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)

•CHCf CH - C6 tCHgEngleman, V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976- 600/2 : 76 :003-5/l (review)

•CH0 iCHg - CH HCH0 ( 0B CH^ • C0

)

Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 : 76 :003-5/l (review)

•CH0 CH^ • - CH^ C0 (or iCU^ * HCH0)Engleman, V. S, EPTSBT- 1976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)

•CH6 CH^ -» CH3 • HCH0Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976- 600/2 : 76 : 003 -5/1 (review)

•CH0 •CHd -» C0 HCH0 (or :CS^ * COg )

Engleman, V. S, EPTSBT-1 976-600/2 :76 ;003-5/l (review)

•CH0 HCH6 -» CH3 • CQg ( or C6 CHê*)Engleman, V. S, EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 :76 : 003-5/1 (review)

•CH6 CHê* products (HCH0, CH^, ...)Engleman, V, S. EPTSBT-1 976-600/2 :76 i003-5/l (review)

•CH6 R*-C0*RHDeGra£± and Calvert JACSAT- 1967-89-2247Engleman, V. S, EPTSBT-1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)

•CH6 RH - products (HCH6, CHê •, ...)Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)

•CH0 R6 • — products ( HCH0, CH^, ...)Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT-1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)

HC60* - H

Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

HC06* ^2 "* ^^2 * H60 •

Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)

HCee* HCH6 -» •CHd HCaOHHanst and Calvert JPCHAX- 1959- 63-71 (mechanism)

HC60* CH3e« - CHgOH C6

^

Helcklen and Johnston JACSAT- 1962- 84-4 03 0 (mechanism)

HC(6)€)0« (^M) - C6 H06* (M)Gelsbrecht and Daubert lEPDAW- 1975- 14-1 59Scheer, M. D. SYMCAQ- 1 955- 5-435Vardanyan, et al. DKPCAG- 1970- 19 1 -210

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HC( 6 )60 • 02 - C6 H06 •

Hanst and CalvertScheer, M. D.

( or HC60 • «3>JPCHAX- 19 59SYMCAQ- 1955-

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HC(0)O6* HCH0 - • CHa HC< 0 )06HMlnkoff and TipperScheer, M. D.Vardanyan and NalbandyanVardanyan, et al.

B00KA7- 1962-136SYMCA0-1955- 5-435KICAAS- 1970- 11-927DKPCAG- 1970- 19 1-210

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HC(0)00* R00* - HC00* R0

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974-4-1 ( review)

HCH0 (M) products ( CH, C0,Engleman, V. S*Gay, et al.Peeters, J*Peeters and Mahnen

•CH0, . , , )

EPTSBT- 1976-600/2 :76 :003-5/lJCPSA6-19 65-43-401

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HCH0 0 - products ( C0, •CH0, ... )

Avramenko and Kolesnikova ZFKHA9-1956'Avramenko and Lorentso CHTEAA-1953"Avramenko and Lorentso ZFKHA9-1952-Baldwin and Cowe TFS0A4-1962-Baldwin, et al, SYMCAO-1965"Bulalini and Brubaker 25QIAZ-1971'Cadle. et al. CMSHAF-1974-Daby, et al. ACSRAL-1970-Dean and Eistiakowsky JCPSA6-1971"Demerjian, et al. AESTC9-1974-Engleman, V. S, EPTSBT- 1976-Fristrom, R. M. SYMCAQ-1963-Hampson and Garvin NBTNAE-1975-Herron, J. T. IJCKB0-1969-Herron and Huie JPCRBU-1973"Herron and Penzhorn JPCHAX- 1969"Hule and Herron PRKNAZ-1975"Lavrov and Evlanov IUZTA4-1969"Lavrov and Kiyan TP0VA7-1969-Mack and Thrush JCFTAR-1973-Moshkina, et al. BACCAT-1959-Niki, H. JCPSA6-1966-Niki, et al. JCPSA6-1968-Niki, et al. SYMCAO-1969-Niki, et al. ADCSAJ-1972-Schofield, K. PLSSAE-1967"Slotin and Style TFS0A4-1939-Wilson, Wm. E., Jr. JPCRBU-1972-

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866-191-5272-46773-1918-113-502169-208165445-233048-572912-277113-1615-64335-4201-535

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HCH0 * ^2 "* P''o«*uc*s (overall C0,

An iSonyan, et al.Antonova, et al.Asaba, et al.As key, P. J.Axford and NorrishAxford and NorrishBaldwin and WalkerBaldwin, et al.Barnard, J. A.Bell and TipperBone and GardnerDe Wilde and Van Ti^gelenDrummond, L. J.Engleman, V. S.Enlkolopyan, N. S.Fort and HlnshelwoodGay, et al.

C0, •CH0, HCO0 . . . )

RJPCAR-1959-33-1 15BACCAT- 1955-71 1

SYMCAQ- 1963-9-193JACSAT-1930-52-974 (mechanism)NATUAS- 1947-160-537PRLAAZ- 1948 -192-5 18SYMCAQ- 1973- 14-241 (review)SYMCAQ- 1971-13-251ADCSAJ-1968-76-9 8PRLAAZ- 1957- 23 8-256PRLAAZ- 1936- 154-297BSCBAG- 196 8-77-67CB STB9- 1971 -3-47EPTSBT-1976-600/2:76:003-5/l ( review)SYMCAQ- 1959-7-157PRLAAZ- 1930-129-284"JCPSA6- 1965-43-401 7

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HCHe 02 proctuc-ts (overall C6, COg* * CH0, HC66* , ... ) (Con-t'd)

Harding and Norrish NATUAS- 1 949 - 1 63 -797Harding and Norrish PRLAAZ- 1 952 -21 2 - 29

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Hay, J, M. JCS6A9- 1 965-7388Hay and Hessam CBFMA0- 197 1 - 16-237Horner, et al. TFS0A4 - 1 954-50- 1 20

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Karmilova. et al. ZFKHA9- 1956-30-798Karmilova, et al. RJPCAR-1 960-34-562Knox, J. H. ARPCAW- 1962-59-1 8 (review)Lavrov, N. V. IGNKB0- 1 96 7- 27 (mechanism)Lewis and Von Elbe B6eKA7- 1 96 1 -90 (review)Markevich and Filippova ZFKHA9- 1957-31 -2649Markevich and Filippova RJPCAR- 1959-33-358Markevich and Pecherskaya RJPCAR-1961 -35-697Markevich, et al. BACCAT- 1 958- 480Minkof± and Tipper BedKA7- 1962- 1 36 (review)Miyama and Takeyama JCPSA6- 1964-40-2049Nalbandyan, A. B. 28KMA4- 1 973- 1 40Norrish, R. G. W. PRLAAZ- 1 935- I 50- 36Norrish, R. G. W. RI FPA9 - 1 949-4-288Norrish, R. G. W. DFS0AW- 1 951 - 1 0-269Norrish and Buckler Be0KA7- 1941 -385Norrish and Foord PRLAAZ- 1936- 1 57- 503Scheer, M. D. JCPSA6- 1955- 23- 1 357Scheer, M. D. SYMCAO- 1 955- 5- 435Semenov, N. N. PHZSAL- 1932- 1 - 546Semenov, N. N, Bd0KA7- 1 959- 2- 21

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Semenov, N. B06KA7- 1 935- 366Snowdon and Style TFS0A4- 1939- 35- 426Sochet, L.-R. JCPBAN- 1973-70-456Spence, R. JCS0A9 - 1 936- 649Vanpee, M. BSCBAG- 1953- 62- 285Vanpee, M. BSCBAG- 1 953 - 62-661Vanpte and Grard FUELAC- 1955-34-433Vardanyan and Nalbandyan KICAA8- 1970- 1 1 - 927Vardanyan, et al. DKPCAG- 1 970- 191 -210Vardanyan, et al. CBFMA0- 1 971 - 17-3 1

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Vardanyan, et al. AYKZAN- 1 972- 25- 281Vardanyan, et al. DKPCAG- 1 970- 191 -21

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HCH0 0, H - C0 H20 0HHarding and NorrishNorrish, R. G. W,Norrish, R. G. W.

PRLAAZ -1952 -21 2 -291RIFPA9- 1949-4-288DFS0AW- 1951 -10-269

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Baldwin, et al.DeGra*± and CalvertEngleman, V. S.

*CH0, :CH2* . . • )

TFS0A4- 1962-58-60 (review)JACSAT- 1967- 89-2 247EPTSBT- 1976-600/2: 76 :003-5/l ( review

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HCH0 Hg products ( :CH,

Engleman, V. S.

CHj *, CH30 •, . . . )

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HCH0 0H - products (C0, •CH0, -tCHg, ...

Baldwin and Cowe TFS0A4"Baldwin, et al, SYMCAO-Blundell, et al. SYMCAO-Bu±alini and Brubaker 25QIAZ-Cullis, et al. PRLAAZ-Demerjian, et al. AESTC9-Drysdale and Lloyd 0XCRA4-Drysdale and Norrish PRLAAZ-Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT'Enikolopyan, N. S. SYMCAQ-Fristrom, R. M. SYMCAO-Hampson and Garvin NBTNAE-Harding and Norrish PRLAAZ-Hay and Hessam CBFMA0-Heicklen and Johnston JACSAT-Herron and Penzhorn JPCHAX-Ho are, D. E. AGAGAS-Karmilova, et al. ZFKHA9-Karmilova, et al, RJPCAR-

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1962- 58-17681965- 10-4231965-10-4451971 -2251963- 276-5271974- 4-11970- 4-1571969-308-3051976-600/2 :76 : 0 03-5/11959- 7-1571963-9-5601975- 866-571952-212-2911971- 16-2371962-84-40301969-73-1911965-86-1 251956-30-7981960- 34-562

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HCH6 6H - produc-ts ( C0, • CH6, rCHg, ...) (Cont'd)

Lavrov and Evlanov IUZTA4- 1969- 13-50McKellar and Norrlsh PRLAAZ- 1960-254- 1 47Mlnko±f and Tipper Bd6KA7- 1 962- 1 51Morris and Niki JCPSA6- 197 1 - 55- 1 991Morris and Niki JPCHAX- 197 1-75- 3640Niki, e-t al. ADCSAJ- 1 972- 1 1 3- 1

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Norrish. R. G. W. RIFPA9- 1949-4-288Norrish. R. G, W. DPSdAW- 1 951 - 1 0- 269Peeters and Mahnen SYMCAQ- 1 973- 14- 1 33Schofield, K. PLSSAE- 1967- 15-643Seery and Bowman CBFMA6- 1 970- 14-37Semenov. N. N. B6«KA7- 1959- 2- 21

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Sochet, L.-R, JCPBAN- 1 973- 70- 456Vardanyan, et al, AYKZAN- 1972- 25-281Vardanyan. e* al, CBFMA6- 1 974-22- 1 53Von Elbe and Lewis JACSAT- 1 937-59-976Wes-tenberg and Fristrom JPCHAX- I 961 - 65-5 91Wes-tenberg and Fristrom SYMCAO- 1 965 - 1 0-473Wilson, Wm. E. , Jr, JPCRBU- 1972-1 -535

( review )

( review )

( review)( mechani sm

)

( mechanism )

( review)

( review

)

( mechanism

)

( review)

HCH6 H6e« -» products ( C6, 'CHO, CHê*. ,,,)Baldwin, et al, SYMCAQ- 1971-Bell and Tipper PRLAAZ-1957-Blundell, et al, SYMCAQ- 196 5-Demerjian, et al, AESTC9-1974-Enelemen, V, S, EPTSBT-1976-Enikolopyan, N, S, SYMCAQ- 1959-Hampson and Garvin NBTNAE-1975-Hay, J, M, JCS0A9-196 5-Hay and Hessam CBFMA0-1971-Hoare. D, E, AGAGAS-1965-Horner. et al , TFS0A4-1954-Karmilova, et al, ZFKHA9-1956"Karmilova, et al. RJPCAR-1960-Lloyd, A. C, IJCKBe-1974-McKellar and Norrish PRLAAZ-1960-Minkof:f and Tipper B6dKA7-1962"Minkoff and Tipper Be0KA7-1962-Norrish and Thomas NATUAS-1966-Schofield, K, PLSSAE- 1967-Semenov, N, N. BeeKA7-1959-Sochet, L,-R. JCPBAN- 1973-Style and Summers TFS6A4-1946-Yardanyan and Nalbandyan KICAA8-1970-Vardanyan, et al, DKPCAG-197 0-

Vardanyan, et al, DKPCAG-1970"Vardanyan, et al. AYKZAN- 1972-Vardanyan, et al, CBFMAe-1971-Vardanyan, et al. CBFMAe-1974-Von Elbe and Lewis JACSAT- 1937-

13-251238-25610-4454-1 ( review

)

600/2:76:003-5/17-157

( review

)

866-62738816- 23786-1 2550-1 20130-79834-5626-169254-147136151210-72815-6432-21770-45642-38811-927191-2101 93 - 49 825-28117-31522-1 5359-976

( review)

( revi ew

)

( review

)

( mechanism

)

( revi ew

)

( mechanism

)

( mechanism

)

HCH6 Hgd products ( CH^ *. CH^d •, CH^, ...)Eneleman, V. S, EPTSBT-1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)

HCH0 CH - -CHO tCHg (or C6 CH3 •

)

Engleman, V, S, EPTSBT-1976-600/2:76:003-5/l ( review)

HCH6 :CH2 — products ( "CHO, CHÔ *, «..)Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT-1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)

HCH0 CH3 • - products ( 'CHO, CH36 •. , , )

Engleman. V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l (review)Pearson, G, s, JPCHAX- 1 96 3- 67- 1 686

HCH6 "CHfl -» CHg* C62 < o** * CH^fl*)

Engleman, V. S, EPTSBT-1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l ( review)

HCH0 HCeO • - -CHe HC66HHanst and Calvert JPCHAX- 1959-63-71 (mechanism)

23

HCH0 HC(e)ee* - -cne HC(e)e0HMinkoff and Tipper Be0KA7- 1962- 136Scheer, M, D. SYMCAO- 1955- £-435Vardanyan and Nalbandyan KICAA8- 1970- 1 1 -927Vardanyan, et al, DKPCAG- 1970 - 19 1 - 21

0


)

HCH6 HCHe -

Engieman, V. S.

CH0 CH30*EPTSBT-1 976-600/2:76 :003-5/l ( review)

HCHfl R' - -CHe RHBaldwin, e-t al.DeGraff and CalvertFngleman, V. S.Hoare and Weill ngironPearson, G. S.

TFS6A4- 1960-56-802JACSAT- 1967-89-2247EPTSBT-1976-600/2 :76 :003-5/lSYMCAO- 1962-8-472JPCHAX-196 3-67-1686

( review

)

HCH6 RH - CHÔ • R

•


HCH6 R6 * - 'CHd R0HDemerjian, et al.Dever and CalvertGray, et al,Heicklen, J.Hoare and WellingtonMcMillan and CalvertPearson, G. S.

AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)JACSAT- 1962- 84- 1 362PRKNAZ- 1967- 4-63 (review)ADCSAJ- 1968-76-23 (review)SYMCAO- 1962-8-4720XCRA4-1965-1-83JPCHAX- 1 963- 67- 1 686

HCe0H * ^2 "* P^'odViCts (overall)De Wilde and Van Tiggelen BSCBAG- 1 96 8- 77-67 (generalized mechanism)

CH2(6«)2 * ^2 "* HOe* HCe0'

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9-1974-4-1 ( review )

•cHgOe • 02 - CH2(e0*)2 [or HCH6 03]Demerjian, et al, AESTC9- 1 974-4* 1 (review)

CH2(00*)2 -» CH2(0*)2 * 02Demerjian, et al. AESTC9-1974-4-1 ( review

)

CH30- (M) - products (CH, HCH0, ...)

Avramenko and KolesnikovaBadrian, et al

*

Engleman, V, S.Gray, et al,Sochet, et al.

DANKAS- 1953-89-1 037RJPCAR- 1 959-33-5 80EPTSBT-1976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l ( review)PRKNAZ-1967-4-63 (review)ADCSAJ- 1968-76-1 1 1 (mechanism)

CH30 0 -. products ( •CH0,

Engleman, V. S.

;CH2, HCH0, • , .

)

EPTSBT-1 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l ( review

)

CH30 02 - HCH0 HO0Demerjian, et al,Engleman, V. S.Hampson and GarvinHeicklen and JohnstonHoare and WhytockMcMillan and CalvertNiki, et al,Simonaitis and Heicklen

AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)EPTSBT-1976-600/2:76:003-5/l ( review)NBTNAE-1975-866-70 (review)JACSAT- 1962-84-4030CJCHAG- 1967-45-8650XCRA4- 1965-1 -83ADCSAJ- 1 972- 11 3-1 6 (review)JPCHAX- 1975-79-298

24

- HCHO nee • [or •CHp(e0«)6H]Avramenko and KolesnikovaDemerjlan, et al.Hoare and Why-tockEnox« J. H.Niki. ei; al

.

Wiser and Hill

BACCAT- 1961 -545AESTC9- 1974-4-

1

CJCHAG- 1967- 45- 2741ARPCAW- 1962-59-1 8ADCSAJ- 1972- 113-16SYMCAQ- 1955-5-553

( review)

( review

)

( review

)

( mechanism

)

CH^G* 6^ productsSimonaitie and Heicklen JPCHAX-1975-79-298

CH-0- H products < :CHp , HCH6, CH, ...)

Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT- 1 976-600/2 :76 : 003-5/1 ( review)

Cnê* Hg - CH3 • HgO (or CH^ 6H)Engleman, V. S, EPTSBT- 1976-600/2: 76:003-5/1 ( review)

CH36. 0H - products (HCH6, CH^, CHâaH, ..,)Cathonnet and JamesDemerjian, et al.Engleman, V. S*Heicklen and Johnston

JCPBAN- 1973-70-1 171 (mechanism)AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)EPTSBT-1976-600/2:76:003-5/l ( review)JACSAT- 1962-84-4030 (mechanism)

H60- -» CH3eH 02 (or HC00H Hgfl

)

Denerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)Varkey and Sandler CBFMA0- 1969- 13-223 (mechanism)

CHgO* Hga - CH^ H00Engleman* V. S. EPTSBT- 1976-600/2:76:003-5/1 ( review)

CH30 • CH - CH3 • •

Engleman, V. S.

CH0 [or HCH0 :CHp , or CH. C0

]

EPTSBT- 1976-600/2:76:003-5/1 ( review)

CH30. :CH2 products ( 'CHO, HCH0, ... )


CH30- •CH0 -• products ( HCH6, CH^, ...)Engleman, V. S. EPTSBT- I 976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l ( review)

CEê* HC00* - CH30H COgHeicklen and Johnston JACSAT -1962 -84 -4 03 0 (mechanism)

CH30 CH30 • - CH30H HCH0 ( orDemerjianj et al.Dever and CalvertGray, et al.Hanst and CalvertHeicklen, J.Heicklen and JohnstonHoare and WellingtonHoey and KutschkeMantashyan, et al.McMillan and CalvertParkes, D. A.Sochet, et al.Sokolova, et al.Sokolova, et al.Thomas and Calvert

CH360CH3AESTC9-JACSAT-PRKNAZ-JPCHAX-ADCSAJ-JACSAT-SYMCAQ-CJCHAG-DKPCAG-0XCRA4-SYMCAQ-ADCSAJ-DKCHAY-KICAA8-JACSAT-

)

1974-1962-1967-1959-1968-1962-1962-1955-1972-1965-1975-1968-1969"1973-1962-

4-184-13624-6363-7176-2384-40308-47233-496202-171-8315-79576-1 11185-29814-97784-4207

( review )

( review

)

( mechan ism

)

( review

)

( mechan ism

)

( mechanism

)

( mechanism

)

( mechanism

)

25

CH36 R • - HCfl6 RH (or CH36R)Engleman, V. S.Gray, e-t al

,

Heicklerij J«Soche-t, e-t al.Sokolova, e-t al.Thynne and Gray

EPTSBT-1976-600/2 :76 :003-5/l ( review)PRKNAZ-1967-4-63 (review)ADCSAJ- 1 968-76-23 (review)ADCSAJ-1968-76-1 1 1 (mechanism)KICAA8- 1973 -14-977TFS6A4-1963-59-1 149

CH36« RH -

An-toniBadrlaDemer

J

FalconGray,HeicklHoareHoareKarmilLissi,MantasParkesShaw aSokoloThynne

CH36H R • ( or CH36RH2*>k and Lucquin BSCFAS-n, et al. RJPCAR-ian, et al, AESTC9-er, et al. JCS0A9-et al, PRKNAZ-en, J, ADCSAJ-and Wellington SYMCAQ-and Whytock CJCHAG-ova, et al. ZFKHA9-et al. IJCKB6-hyan and Nalbandyan lARKAZ-, D. A, SYMCAQ-nd Trotman-Dickenson JCS6A9-va, et al. KICAA8-and Gray TFS0A4-

1968-27961959- 33-5801974- 4-11961- 42851967- 4-631968- 76-231962- 8-4721967-45-8651956-30-7981975- 7-6251961-14-5271975-15-7951960- 32101973-14-9771963- 59-1 149

( review )

( review )

( review )

( mechan ism

)

CHga* Re • — HCHG R0HThomas and Calvert JACSAT- 1962-84-4 207

CH30 R6e • - HCHe ReOHDemerjian, et al.Dever and CalvertHeicklen, J.Heicklen and JohnstonMantashyan, et al.Parkes, D. A,Sokolova, et al.Sokolova, et al.Sokolova, et al.

AESTC9- 1974 -4-1JACSAT- 1962-84- 136 2ADCSAJ- 196 8- 76-23JACSAT- 196 2 -84 -4 030DKPCAG- 1972-202- 17SYMCAQ- 1975- 15-795DKCHAY -1 96 9-185- 29

8

RZKHAR- 1 972-5B1 168KICAA8- 1 973 - 14-977

( review )

( review

)

( mechani sm

)

•cEêen - HCHe ch

DemerJian, et al, AESTC9- 1974-4-1 ( review

)

cHêe ( M ) - HCH6 6H (M) [orHeicklen, J.Karmilova, et al.Kleimenov and NalbandyanKleimenov and NalbandyanKleimenov and NalbandyanMcMillan and CalvertMantashyan and NalbandyanMantashyan, et al.Poroikova, et al.Wiser and Hill

CH3 • Og ( M )

]

ADCSAJ- 1968- 76-23ZFKHA9- 1956-30-798DKPCAG- 1 958-122-667DKPCAG- 1959-124-5RCBUAU- 196 0-1 1-3910XCRA4- 1965- 1-83IARKAZ-1962-15-3IARKAZ-1961-14-185KICAA8- 1967- 8-988SYMCAQ- 1955-5-553

( review )

( mechanism

)

cHêa • eg -» chô • 63Hanst and Calvert JPCHAX- 1959-63-71 (mechanism)

cH2(e»)0H €»2 * HCeOH H0eDemerjian, et al. AESTC9-1974-4-1 (review)

•CHgCeH * €>2 "* cH2(60*)eeHDemerjian, et al

.

AESTC9-1974-4-1 (review)

26

CHêO • 62"* prorfucts

Slmonaitls and Heicklen JPCHAX- 1 975 -79 -298

cHgee* 6H - CH36H ( 'CHgOe* zê)Heicklen, J. ADCSAJ- 1 96 8-76-23 (review)Heicklen and Johnston JACSAT- 1962-84 -4030

CH366 nee* - CH3e6H ( CH36Demerjlan, et al.Hampson and GarvinHeicklen, J.Heicklen and JohnstonNlkl. et al.

6, 6H)2AESTC9-1974-NBTNAE- 1975•ADCSAJ-1968-JACSAT-1962-

4-1866-7376-2384-4030

ADCSAJ- 1972- 11 3- 1

6

( review )

( review )

( review )

( mechanism

)

< review )

* CHgCO* products (HCH0, CHÔ *,

Allara, et al, IJCKB6'Allara, et al. ADCSAJDemerjlan, et al. AESTC9'Dever and Calvert JACSATHampson and Garvin NBTNAE'Heicklen, J. ADCSAJHeicklen and Johnston JACSAT'Hoey and Kutschke CJCHAGKnox, J. H. ARPCAWMantashyan, et al. DKPCAGNlkl, et al, ADCSAJParkes, D. A, SYMCAQSimonaltls and Heicklen JPCHAX'Sokolova, et al. DKCHAYSokolova, et al. KICAA8'Vardanyan and Nalbandyan AYKZAN

CH36H, ...)•1972-4-345•1968-76-40•1974-4-1 (review)'1962-84-1362•1975-866-71• 1968-76-231962-84-4030

• 1955-33-496•1962- 59- 1

8

' 1972-202-17• 1972-11 3-16• 1975-15-795•1975-79-298• 1969- 185-298• 1973- 14-977•1969-22-549

( calculation

)

( review

)

( review

)

( mechanism

)

( review

)

( revi e w )

( mechanism

)

CHgde • R • - CH36 •

Heicklen, J.

R0 ( or CH3e0R )

ADCSAJ- 1968- 76-23 ( review )

CH306 RH -AllaraDemer

J

FalconFisherGray,KarmilKlelmeKl elmeKlelmeKlelmeMantasMantasPoroikSubbar

CH300H (or CH,e6RHo *

)

2, et al. IJCKBd-lan, et al. AESTC9"er, et a I. JCS6A9'and Tipper NATUAS-

J. A. JCS0A9-ova, et al. ZFKHA9-nov and Nalbandyan DKPCAG-nov and Nalbandyan DKPCAG-nov and Nalbandyan RCBUAU-nov, et al. ZFKHA9-hyan and Nalbandyan lARKAZ-hyan, et al. lARKAZ-ova, et al. KICAA8-atnam and Calvert JACSAT-

1972-4-3451974- 4-

1

1961- 42851962- 195-4891952-31501956-30-7981958- 122- 6671959- 124-51960- 11-3911956-30-7941962-15-31961- 14-1851967- 8-9881962- 84-1113

( calcul ation

)

( review )

( mechan ism

)

( mechan ism

)

CH300 •» R6« — products (CH300H,Demerjian, et al.Dever and CalvertHeidklen, J.Heicklen and JohnstonMantashyan, et al.Parkes,^ D. A.Sokolova, et al.Sokolova, et al.Sokolova, et al.

. . )

AESTC9-1974-JACSAT- 1962

-

ADCSAJ- 196 8-JACSAT- 1962-

4-184-136276-2384-4030

DKPCAG- 1972-202- 17SYMCAO- 1975 -15-695DKCHAY-1969-185-29 8RZKHAR-1972-5B1 168KICAA8- 1973 -14-977

( review )

( review )

( mechan ism

)

CH366 see • - CH30 R0Allara, et al.Allara, et al.Baldwin and WalkerParkes,^ D. A.

IJCKB0- 1972-4-345ADCSAJ- 196 8- 76 -4 0CBFMA0- 1973-21 -55SYMCAQ- 1975 -15-795

( calculation

)

( review )

27

Demerjlan,HC( e )66H HGe •

et al. AESTC9- 1974- 4-1 (review)

CHgC 60 • )6H H66 • -» CHgi OdH )6H

Demerjian. et al. AESTC9-1974-4-1 ( review

)

CH2( 66 •)6H R66« - CH2(e»)6HDemerjlan, e-t al.

R0AESTC9- 1974-4-1 ( review

)

CH36H > 0 products (HCH0, CHÔAvramenko aiKt KolesnikovaAvraiaenko and KoLesnlkovaAvramenko, et al.Herron and HuieHule and HerronKnox. J. H.LeFevre, et al,Moshklna, et al.

,HCe6H, . . .

)

DANKAS- 1953-91 -1 07BACCAT- 1971 -20-2562BACCAT- 196 1-552JPCRBU- 1973-2-467PRKNAZ-1975-8-1ARPCAW- 1962-59-18IJCKB6- 197 2-4-103BACCAT- 1959- 1654

( review )

( review

)

( review )

CH.J0H * 62 products (overall)Batten, J, J. AJCHAS- 1 964- 1 7-1 72Batten, J. J. AJCHAS- 1964- 1 7-539Bell and Tipper PRLAAZ- 1 957- 238-256Bone and Gardner PRLAAZ- 1 936 - 154-297Bunev, V. A. CESWA4- 1 972- 8-224Cooke, et al, CBFMA0- 1971 - 16-233De Wilde and Van Tiggelen BSCBAG-1 96 8-77-6 7 (generalized mechanism)Enikololopyan and Bel'govskii RJPCAR- 1 960 -34 -749Fort and Hinshelwood PRLAAZ- 1930- 129- 284Mlnkoff and Tipper B00KA7- 1962- 184 (review)Wiser and Hill SYMCAQ- 1 955- 5- 553 (mechanism)

CH30H 0H -» •CH20H HgQWiser and Hill SYMCAQ- 1955-5-553 (mechanism)

CH30H He0« 'CHgOH H262Bell and Tipper PRLAAZ- 1957- 238- 256

CH300H -* HCH6 Eg© (or CH30 • 0H

)

Benson and 0''Neal NSRDAP- 1970- 21 -435 (review)Blat, et al, ACPYAR- 1939- 10-273Fisher and Tipper NATUAS- 1962- 1 95- 489 (mechanism)Helcklen and Johnston JACSAT- 1962- 84-4030Kirk and Knox TFS0A4- 1 960- 56- 1 296

CH306H ©3 - CH30H * 62 02Klelmenov and Nalbandyan DKPCAG- 195 8-11 8-9

28

CoHipounots

CH*C« e - CB C0Glass, et al.irilliams and Smith

JCPSA6-196 5-42-608CHREAY- 1 970-70-267 ( review

)

CH«C 62 ^ ce ce *

> CHBowman and SeeryGlass, et al.Glass, et al.Matsuda, et al.Williams and Smith

CBFMA0-1 968- 12-611JCPSA6- I 965-42-6 08SYMCAO- 1965- 10-513JCPSA6- 197 2-57-5277CHREAY-1 970-70-267

( mechanism

)

( mechanism

)

( review )

CH«CH 0 products ( tCHg, CH«C'Arrington, et al.Avramenko, et al.Bradley and TseBrown and ThrushBrowne, et al.Eberius, et al.Fenimore and JonesFrazier and KooymanGaedtke, et al.Glass, et al.Glass, et al.Haller and PimentelHerron and HuieHoyermeuin, et al.Hoyermann, et al.Huie and HerronJames and GlassJones and BayesJones and BayesJones and BayesKanofsky, et al.Peeters and MahnenPeeters and VinckierSaunders and HeicklenScho±ield, K.Stuhl and NikiSullivan and WarneckTakahashi, S.Westenberg and de HaasWilliams and SmithWilliamson, S. G.Williamson and Bayes

•CH-C-0, ...)JCPSA6-BACCAT-TFS0A4-TFS6A4-SYMCAQ-SYMCAQ-JCPSA6-CESCAC"SYMCAQ-JCPSA6-SYMCAQ-JACSAT-JPCRBU-ZPCFAX-ZPCFAX-PRKNAZ-JCPSA6-JACSAT-PRLAAZ-SYMCAO-ACSRAL-B00KA7-SYMCAO-JPCHAX-PLSSAE-JCPSA6-JPCHAX-MDPCAW-JPCHAX-CHREAY-JPCHAX-JPCHAX-

1965"1965-1969-1967-1969-1973-1963-1968-1973-1965-1965-1962-1973-1967-1969-1975-1969-1972-1973-1973-1973-1973-1975-1966-1967-1971-1965-1971 .

1969-1970-1971 -

1969-

43-52539665-268563-63012-103514-14739-1 51423-35314-29542-60810- 51384-2 8552-46755-7263-1938-150-226894-6869335-54714- 277166-PHYS-5315- 96970-1 95015-64355-395469- 174911- 40573-1 18170- 26775-4 05373-1 232

( revi ew

)

( mechanism

)

140 (mechanism)

( revi ew)

( revi ew )


)

CH«CH 62 -* products (overall)Bradley and Kist iakowsky JCPSA6Fenimore and Jones JCPSA6Gardiner, W. C, Jr. JCPSA6Homer and Kistiakowsky JCPSA6Karpov, V. P. APCSC3Kistiakowsky and Richards JCPSA6Matsuda, et al. JCPSA6Minkolt and Tipper Be6KA7Mullins, B. P. FUELACNorrish and Reagh PRLAAZSemenov, N. B06KA7Shtern, V. Ya. BCI6K;A7Spence and Kistiakowsky JACSATWestenberg and Fristrom SYMCAOVan Wonterghem and Van TiggelenWhite, D. R. SYMCAOWilliams and Smith CHREAY

-1961-35-264-1963-39-1 514-1961-35-2252-1 967-47-5290-1971-2-157-1962-36-1 707-1972-57-5277-1962-151-1953-32-343-1940-176-429-1935-394-1964-1930-52-48371965-10-473

SYMCA0- 1955-5-6371967- 1 1 -1 471970-70-267 (review)

( review )

( review)( review

)

CH*CH 0^ — products

DeMore, W. B. IJCKB0-1969-1 -209

29

CH«CH 6^ - product (Cont'd)

Hanst, et al.Schofield, K,Stedman and Nikl

ACPCAT- 1959-136-A7PLSSAE- 1967-15-643EVLTAX- 1973-4-303

( review

)

CH«CH 0H products (CH^",Bradley and TseDavis, et al.Drysdale and LloydEberlus, et al.GlasSj et al.Glass, et al.Hampson and GarvinKanofsky, et al.Pastrana V. A.Schofield, K.Williams and SmithWilson, Wm. E., Jr.

CH*C . . . )

TFS0A4-JCPSA6-0XCRA4-SYMCAQ-JCPSA6-SYMCAQ-NBTNAE-ACSRAL-DABBBA-PLSSAE-CHREAY-JPCRBU-

1969-1975'1970-1973-1965-1965-1975"1973-1974'1969-1 970-1972"

65-268563-1 7074-15714- 14742-60810-513866-59166-PHYS-14034-544815-64370-2671-535

( review )

( mechanism

)

( review

)

( mec hanism

)

( review

)

( review)( review

)

CH*CH 'CH-C-e -» productsJones and Bayes SYMCAQ- 1973- 14-277

CHg-CH' 02 - products ( •CH0, HCH0, CH»CH, CHg-CH',Cooke and WilliamsHidaka, et al.Shtern and PolyakSlagle, I. R.Suzuki, et al.

SYMCAQ- 1971 - 1 3-757BCSJA8- 1974-47-2166DANKAS- 1952-85-161DABBBA- 1974-35-766ASACAW- 1973-18-359

. )

( evaluation

)

CHg-CHg 0 - products (HCH0, CH^ •, CHg'CH*, ...)Atkinson and Cvetanovi6 JCPSA6 - 1 972 - 56 -432Atkihson and Pitts CHPLBC- 1 974- 27- 467Avramenko and Kolesnikova 18 VHAX- 1 955-

7

Avramenko and Kolesnikova ZFKHA9- 1956- 30-561 (mechanism)Avramenko and Kolesnikova BACCAT- 1971 - 20-2 556Avramenko, et al, BACCAT- 1963- 30Baldwin and Walker XADRCH- 1968-AD 678631Bradley, et al. JCFTAR- 1 973- 69- 1 889Brown and Thrush TFS0A4- 1967- 63- 630Cvetanovifc, R. J. JCPSA6- 1 955- 23- 1 375Cvetanovi€, R. J. JCPSA6- 1 956- 25- 376Cvetanovi€, R. J. JCPSA6- 1 959- 30- 1

9

Cvetanovi6, R. J. JCPSA6- 1960-33- 1 063Cvetanovi€, R. J. CJCHAG- 1960- 38- 1 678Cvetanovi6, R. J. ADPCA2- 1 963- 1 - 1 1

5

Davis, et al. JCPSA6- 1972- 56-4868DeMore, W, B, CHPLBC- 1972- 16-608Elias, L. JCPSA6- 1963-38-989Elias and Schi*± CJCHAG- 1960- 38- 1 657Eusuf and Wagner BBPCAX- 1972-76-437Fenimore and Jones SYMCAQ- 1 963- 9- 597Ford and Endow . JCPSA6- 1957- 27- 1 277Furuyama, et al. IJCKB0- 1974-6-741Gaedtke, et al. SYMCAQ- 1973- 14-295Hampson and Garvin NBTNAE- 1975-866- 19Havel, J. J. JACSAT- 1974-96-530Herron and Huie JPCRBU- 1973- 2-467Huie and Herron PRKNAZ- 1975- 8-

1

Jaffe and Keith JCPSA6- 1 968- 48- 2805Kanofsky and Gutman CHPLBC- 1972- 15-236Kanofsky, et al. SYMCAQ- 1973- 14-285Kurylo and Huie JCPSA6- 1973- 58- 1 258Niki, et al. JCPSA6- 1 968- 48- 5729Niki, et al. SYMCAQ- 1969- 12-277Norrish, R. G. W. RI FPA9 - 1949- 4- 288Peeters and Mahnen B00KA7- 1973- 53Ponomarev, A. N. KICAA8- 1966-7- 21

4

Saunders and Heicklen JPCHAX- 1966- 70- 1 950Schofield, K. PLSAAE- 1967- 15-643 (review)Slagle, et al, SYMCAQ- 1975- 15-785Slagle, et al. IJCKB0- 1 974- 6- 1 1

1

Stuhl and Niki JCPSA6- 197 1 - 55-3954Stuhl and Niki JCPSA6- 1972- 57- 5403Tanaka, et al. JETAAK- 1967- 5-62Thrush, B. A, BBPCAX- 1968- 72-966 (mechanism)

( review

)

( review )

( mechanism

)

( review

)

( review)( review

)

30

CHg'CHg 6 - products ( HCH6, CHg* , CHg'CH* , ... ) (Cont'd)

Washlda and BayesWestenberg and de Haas

CHPLBC- 1973-23-373SYMCAQ- 1969-12-2 89

CHg-CHg 62 ** products (overall)Falconer, et al. JCS6A9- 1 96 I -782Gay, et al. JCPSA6- 1967-47Hardine and Norrlsh NATUAS- 1 949- 1 63Hardins and Norrlsh PRLAAZ- 1 952 -21

2

Hldaka. et al. BCSJA8- 1974-47-Homer and Kistlakowsky JCPSA6- 1 967-47-Knox. J. H. Be6KA7- 1967-250Knox and Wells TFS6A4- 1963-59-Mlnkofl and Tipper B60KA7- 1 96?- 1 5

1

Norrlsh. R. G. W. RI FPA9- 1 949-4-2Norrlsh and Buckler B06KA7- 1941 -385Norrlsh and Patnaik NATUAS- 1949- 163Norrlsh and Reagh PRLAAZ- 1 940- 176Semenov. N. Be0KA7- 1935-339Shtern, V. Ya. Be0KA7-1964Slagle, I. R. DABBBA- 1974-35-766Suzuki, et al. ASACAW- 1973- 18-359Thompson and Hlnshelwood PRLAAZ- 1929- 125- 277Westenberg and Frlstrom SYMCAQ- 1 965- 1 0-473White, D. R. SYMCAQ- 1967- 11 -147Yoshlzawa and Kawada BJSEA8- 1 973 - 1 6 -576

313797

-29121665290

2 786

88

-883429

( review )

( review

)

( mechanism

)

( review

)

( review

)

( review

)

CHg-CHg 62 < * M ) -» HCH6 HCH6 ( M

)

Harding and Norrlsh PRLAAZ- 1 952 - 21 2 - 29

1

CH2*CH2 0^ productsBecker, et al. IJCKB0-Bufallnl and Altshuller CJC9AG-Cadle and Schadt JACSAT-DeMore, W. B. IJCKB0<Hampson and Garvin NBTNAE-Hanst, et al. ACPCAT-Herron and Hule JPCHAX-Hule and Herron IJCKB0''Japar, et al. JPCHAX-Pltts and Flnlayson XADRCH-Schofleld, K. PLSSAE-Semenov. N. B06KA7<Stedman, et al . JPCHAX

•

Vrbaskl and Cvetanovl6 CJCHAG-Wel and Cvetanovl6 CJCHAG-

1974- 6-7251965-43-22431952-74-60021969-1-2091975- 866-31 (review)1959- 136-A71974- 78-20851975- 7-Sup. 1

1974-78-23181973-AD 7637551967-15-643 (review)1935-339 (review)1973-77-251

1

1960- 38-10531963-41-913

CHg'CHg 0H products ( HCH0,Baldwin and WalkerDavis, et al.Drysdale and LloydGrelner, N« R.Hampson and GarvinHarding and NorrlshHoare and PatelMorris and NiklMorris, et al.Morris, et al.Norrlsh, R. G. W.Pastrana V. A.Schofleld, K.Suzuki, et al.Westenberg and FrlstromWilson, Wm. E., Jr.

CHg'CH*, ,

XADRCH-JCPSA60XCRA4'JCPSA6"NBTNAE-PRLAAZ'TFS0A4-JPCHAXACSRAL-JACSATRIFPA9DABBBA'PLSSAE-ASACAW'SYMCAQ'JPCRBU'

. . )

1968-•1975-1970-1970-1975-1952-•1969>19711970-

• 1 97 1

•1949-1974-•1967-•1973-1965-'1972-

AD 67863163-17074-15753-1 284866-58212-29165-1 32575-3640160-PHYS93-35704-28834-544815-64318-35910-4731-535

( review )

( review )

( mechan ism

)

119

( mechan ism

)

( review )

( mechanism

)

( review )

CH2"CH2 H0e • -» products (CH3-CH*, ...)Baldwin and WalkerHampson and GarvinHoare and PatelLloyd, A. C.

XADRCH- 1968- AD 678631NBTNAE- 1975- 866- 63 (review)TFS0A4- 1969-65- 1 325IJCKB0-1974-6-169 (review)

31

CHjCHg • 6 -» productsHerron, J. T,Huie and Herron

IJCKBe- 1 969-1 - 527PRKNAZ-1975-8-1

( review )

( review

)

CH3CH2 • 62 (M) - products (HCH6, CB^'CK^, CH^CHO,Allara, et al, IJCKBe- 1 972- 4-345Atkinson, et al. JACSAT- 1 973-95 -7592Avramenko and Kolesnikova DANKAS- 1 953 - 89 - 1 037Avramenko and Kolesnikova BACCAT- 1 960- 755Avramenko and Koiesnikova BACCAT- 1960-924Baker, et al. SYMCAQ- 1971 - 13-291Baldwin and Simmons TFS6A4- 1957- 53- 955Baldwin and Simmons TFS0A4- 1957- 53-964Baldwin and Walker SYMCAQ- 1973- 14-241Baldwin, et al. SYMCAQ- 1955- 5- 50 2Baldwin, et al, ADCSAJ- 1968-76- 1 24Baldwin, et al. TFS6A4- 1 970- 66- 1 89Baldwin, et al, SYMCAQ- 197 1 - 1 3- 251Callear and Perelra TF S0A4- 1 963- 59- 2774Cooke and Williams SYMCAQ- 1971 - 13-757Cusin and James JCPBAN- 1962- 59- 454Demerjian. et al. AESTC9 - 1974- 4-

1

Dingledy and Calvert JACSAT- 1 963- 85- 856Finkelstein and Noyes DFSdAW- 1953- 14-76Geisbrecht and Daubert lEPDAW- 1 975- 14- 1 59Goldfinger, et al, TFSeA4- 1965- 61 - 1 933Gray, J, A. JCS0A9- 1952- 31 50Jolley, J. E. JACSAT- 1957-79- 1537Knox and Wells TFS6A4- 1963- 59- 2801McMillan and Calvert 6XCRA4 - 1 965- 1 - 83Niki, et al. ADCSAJ- 197 2- 1 1 3- 1

6

Salooja. K. C, CBFMA0- 1 965- 9-33Sochet, et al, BSCFAS- 1968- 3596Taylor and Kulich IJCKB6- 1973- £-455

., . )

( calculation

)

( mechan ism

)

( review )

( mechanism)( evaluation

)

( review )

( mechanism

)

( review

)


)

( mechanism

)

CH3CH2 • 03 - CH3CH20 • 02Atkinson, et al

.

JACSAT- 1973-95-7592 ( mechanism

)

CH3CH2 • 0H (^M) -» products ( CHg'CHg, CH3CH20H, ..,)Avramenko and Koiesnikova DANKAS- 1 953-89-1 037Cooke and Williams SYMCAQ- 1 97 1 - 1 3-757 (evaluation)Greiner, N, R, JCPSA6-1970-53-1 070

CH3CH2 R0 • - CH2-CH2 R0H (or CH3CH20R)Gray, et al,Heicklen, J,McMillan and Calvert

PRKNAZ- 1967-4-63 (review)ADCSAJ-1968-76-23 (review)0XCRA4- 196 5- 1-83 (review)

CH3CH2 * RCH0 - CH3CH3Baldwin, et al.

RC( 0 )

SYMCAQ- 1971 - 13-251

CH3CH3 0 - products (HCH0. CH3 •, CH30«,Avramenko and Koiesnikova DANKAS-Avramenko and Koiesnikova BACCAT-Avramenko and Koiesnikova IIRFAQ-Avramenko and Koiesnikova BACCAT

-

Avramenko and Koiesnikova BACCAT-Avramenko, et al. BACCAT-Azatyan, et al. DKCHAY-Azatyan, et al, DKPCAG-Baldwin and Simmons TFS0A4-Baldwin and Walker XADRCH-Baldwin, et al, TFS0A4-Baldwin. et al. SYMCAQ-Bradley, et al. JCSIAP-Hampson and Garvin NBTNAE-Herron, J. T, IJCKB0-Herron and Huie JPCHAX-

CH2*CH2j , , )

1953- 89-1 0371955-3451954- 511971 -20-25561971-20-25561963-5571962- 147-9731963- 149-3121957- 53-9551968-AD 6786311970- 66- 1 891965- 10-4231971-3261975-866-19 (review)1969- 1-527 (review)1969-73-3327

32

CH3CH3 6 - products ( HCHe, CHg* , CHgO*. CHg-CHg,

Herron and Huie JPCRBU-Hule and Herron PRKNAZ-Lin and DeMore JPCHAX-Mayer and Schieler JPCHAXMichaud, et al. JPCHAX-Papadopoulos, et al. SYMCAQ'Saunders and Heicklen JPCHAX'School eld. K. PLSSAEWestenberg and de Haas JCPSA6'Wilson, Wm. E., Jr. JPCRBU

1973-2-4671975-8-11973- 77-863•1968-72-26281974- 78-1457•1971-13-2811966- 70-1950

• 1967-15-6431967- 46-490•1972-1-535

) (Cont'd)( review

)


)

( calculation

)

( review

)

( review

)

CH3CH3 &2 ~* products (overall)Andreev and Neiman ZFKHA9-193 3-Baldwin and Simmons TFS6A4-1955-Bone and Hill PRLAAZ-1930-Carabine and Knox JCS6A9-1963-Cooke and Williams SYMCAQ- 1971

-

Crossley, et al, CBFMA6-1972-Cullis. et al. PRLAAZ-1963-Cusin and James JCPBAN-1962-D&chaux and Antonik CHDCAO-1974-Enikolopian and Korolev DKPCAG-1958-Falconer, et al. JCS6A9-1961-Garibyan, et al. AYKZAN-1972-Geisbrecht and Daubert IEPDAW-1975-Irvine and Xnox B00KA7-1975-Jacod. et al. CHDCAO-1969-James. H. RIFPA9-1958-Knox, J. H, SYMCAQ- 1959-Knox. J. H. TFS0A4-1959-Knox and Norrlsh TFS0A4-1954-Knox and Wells TFSeA4-1963-Knox. et al. TFS6A4-1958-Eowalsky and Sadovnikov PHZSAL-1932-Kowalsky, et al. PHZSAL-1932-Lewis and Von Elbe Be6KA7-1961-Locqueneux-Lefebvre and James BSCFAS-1Minko£± and Tipper B66KA7-1962-Moshkina, et al. RZKHAR-1972-Moshkina, et al. KICAA8- 1974-Moshkina, et al. DKPCAG- 1974-Mulcahy, M. F. R. DFS6AW-1947-Mullins, B, P. FUELAC-1953-Newitt and Gardner PRLAAZ-1936-Norrish and Reagh PRLAAZ-1940-Sadovnikov, P. ZFKHA9-1937-Sanpson, R« J. JCS6A9-1963-Semenov. N. N. PHZSAL-193 2-Semenov, N, B66KA7-1935-Semenov, N. N. B66KA7-1959-Shtern, V. Ya. B00KA7-1964Sochet, et al. JCPBAN-1966-Taylor and Kulich IJCKB6-1973-Watson and Darwent JPCHAX- 1957-Westenber«; and Fristrom SYMCAQ- 1965-

4-3351 -680129-43486 213-75719-373276-52759-454278-101118-11578225-9514- 159733269-160113-3387-12255-136250-92859-2 78654-15091-5671-45190 ( review

)

969-1 8621515B1 1 5515-250218-9872-12832-343154-329176- 4299- 57 550951- 5463092- 217

63-1555£-45561-57710- 473

( review )

( review

)

( review

)

( review )

CH3CH3 63 -» productsDillemuth and SchubertMorrissey, R. J.Morrissey and SchubertSchofield, K.

WSCPAH-1963-No. 63-22DIASA9- 1962-23-89CBFMA6- 1963- 7-263PLSSAE- 1967- 15-643 (review)

CH3CH3 0H - CH3CH2 • HgeBaker, et al.Baldwin and SimmonsBaldwin and SimmonsBaldwin and SimmonsBaldwin and WalkerBaldwin, et al,Baldwin, et al,Baldwin, et al.Baldwin, et al.Baldwin, et al.Drysdale and LloydFalconer, et al.

SYMCAQ- 1971-13-291TFS0A4-1955-51 -680TFSeA4-1967-53-964TFS0A4- 1957-53-955XADRCH- 196 8-AD 678631TFS0A4- 1962- 58-6 0SYMCAQ- 1955- 5- 50

2

ADCSAJ- 1968-76-1 24TFS0A4- 1970-66- 1 89SYMCAQ- 1965-10-4236XCRA4- 1970-4- 157 (review)JCSeA9-1961-4285

33

CH3CH3 GH - CH3CH2 HgO (Cont'd)

Fenimore and Jones SYMCAQ'Greiiit::', N. R. JCPSA6-Greiner, N. R. JCPSA6-Grelner, N. R. JCPSA6-Greiner, N, R. JCPSA6-Hampson and Garvin NBTNAE-Herron'* J. T. IJCKB6-Hoare and Patel TPS0A4-Horne and Norrlsh NATUAS-Man-tashyan and Nalbandyan lARKAZ-Papadopoulos, et al. SYMCAQ-Schofield. K, PLSSAE-Taylor and Kullch IJCKB6-\Ves-tenbere and Frlstrom SYMCAQ-Wilson, Wm. E. , Jr. JPCRBU-

1963''9^5971967- 46-33891968- 48-14131970-53-10701970- 53-12851975-866-58 (review)1969- 1-527 (review)1969-65-13251967-215-13731961-14-5271971- 13-2811967-15-643 (review)1973-5-455 (mechanism)1965- 10-4731972- 1-535 (review)

CH3CH3 Hee • - CH3CH2Baldwin and WalkerBaldwin, e-t al.Baldwin, et al

.

Hampson and GarvinHo are and Pat elKnox and WellsLloyd, A. C,Scholleld, K.Taylor and Kullch

=2«2XADRCH-1968-AD 678631TFS6A4 - 1 97 0- 66- 1 89SYMCAQ- 1971-13-251NBTNAE-1975-866-63TFS0A4- 1969-65- 1325TFS6A4- 1963 -59-2 786IJCKB6- 1 974-6- 1 69PLSSAE -1 96 7-15-6 43IJCKB0- 1 973-5-455

( review )

( review)( review

)

( mechanism

)

CH,CH, Re* - CH,CH^ • RdH'3^"3 '3^"2Falconer, et al. JCS6A9- 1 96 1-4285

CH,CH_ Ree* - CH-CH,'3^"3 '3^"2Falconer, et al.

RflOH

JCSaA9-1961 -4285

•CH"C"e 6 - productsHule and HerronJones and BayesJones and Bayes

PRKNAZ- 1975-8-1 (review)PRLAAZ- I 973-335-547SYMCAQ- 1973 -14- 277

•CH*C-0 * ^2 "* P*'<»<l»*c**

Jones and Bayes PRLAAZ- 1973-335-547

•CH-C*0 CH«CH -• productsJones and Bayes SYMCAQ- 1973-14-277

CHg-c-e e - cH2ce6Carr, et al.Jones and BayesMack and Thrush

JCPSA6- 1968-49-846PRLAAZ -1973 -335- 547JCFTAR -1 97 4- 70 -187

CH2«C"e 63 -• productsHanst, et al. ACPCAT- 1959-1 36- A7

CHg-C-e H -» CH3 • C6Carr, et al. JCPSA6-1 968-49-846

CHg-C-e iCHg - CHg-CHg C0Terao, et al. JACSAT- 1963-85-3919

Hay, J. M. JCSeA9- 1965-7388

CHeCHO H66* - C6 'CHO HgOg

Hay, J. M. JCS6A9 - 1 96 5- 73 88

3^

CH2-CH(e«), or •CH2CHfl < ) - CH«CH 6H (or CH2-C-6Colke-t, et al

.

Suzuki, el; al.IJCKB6- 1975-7-223ASACAW- 1973*1 8-359

H ) ( )

( mechanlsa

)

( ) - CH- C6 i *U)

Benson an<l 6''NealCalvert, J. G.Hoare and WhytockSokoloua, et al.

NSRDAP-1970-21 -589JPCHAX-1957-61 -1 206CJCHAG- 1967- 45-274 I

KICAA8- 1973- 14-977

( review

)

( mectianism )

CHg-CHCO-), [or -CHgCHO] * ^2 " Pi'oct^c^s

Polyak and ShternSuzuki, e-t al*

DANKAS- 1 954 -95 - 1 23

1

ASACAW- 1973-1 8-359

CHgCt 6 )•

Atkinson, et al.Demerjlan, et al.Hoare and WellingtonHoare and WhytockNlkl, et al.Sokolova, et al.

JACSAT-1 973-95-7592AESTC9-1974-4-1SYMCAQ- 1962-8-472CJCHAG- 1 96 7- 45 -2741ADCSAJ- 197 2-113-16KICAA8- 1973 -14-977

( mechani sm

)

( review

)

( review

)

( mechanism

)

CHgCCe)* CHgCCfl)*-* CH3C(6)C( 6)CH3Avery and Cvetanovl6Sokolova, et al.

JCPSA6- 196 5-43-3727KICAA8- 1973- 14-977

( mechanism

)

( mec ha n Ism

)

CHgCCO)- CB3CH(6H)* - CHjCHC 6H )C( 6 )CH3[ or CH3CH(e») CH3CH(0)]Kato and Cvetanovlfi CJCHAG- 1967-45-1 845

CHg-CHCe)*, [or •CHgCHOj RHPolyak and Shtern

CH3CH0 R •

DANKAS- 1954-95- 1231

CHjCCO)* RH -» CH3CH0 R*Hoare and Wellington SYMCAQ- 1962 -8-472

CH3C66 • - CH3 • Cflg

Demerjlan, et al.Nlkl, et al.

AESTC9-1974-4-1ADCSAJ- 1 97 2-113-16

( review )

( r evl ew

)

•eicHgCne - Hcne 'Cho

Demerjlan, et al.Gelsbrecht and Daubert

AESTC9- 1974-4-1IEPDAW-1 975- 14-1 59

( review

)

CH3Ce6« RH - CH3C00H R

Varkey and Sandler CBFMA0-1969- 13-223 ( mechanism

)

•acHgCne rh - HOCHgCne r-Gelsbrecht and Daubert IEPDAW-1 975- 14- 159

CH3C(6)00« nee* — CH3C(0)e0H 6, [or CH,C00« 0H

Demerjlan, et al.Nlkl, et al.

'2 -"3-AESTC9- 1974-4-1ADCSAJ- 1972- 11 3- 16

( review

)

( review

)

CH3C<0)60« - CH36* C0^Sokolova, et al

.

KICAA8-1 973-14-977 ( mechanism )

35

cHgCC 6 yea CEjCi e )66 • - CHgCeODemerjian, e-t al.McDowell and FarmerNlkl. et al.

CHgCeaAESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)SYMCAO- 1955-5-453ADCSAJ-1972-113-16 (review)

CHgCC 0 )e<5 • CH3CH6 - CH3C(0)66H CHgCC d )•

McDowell and Farmer SYMCAQ- 1955-5-453

CH,CH0 - CH^ •CH0

Cohen, A.Colke-t, e-t al.Eusuf and Wagner

XADRCH-1973-AD 769715IJCKB6- 1975-7-223BBPCAX- 1972-76-437

CHgCHe .. . )0 - producirs ( tCHg, HCH0, CH3 CH^Cl e)

Avery and Cvetanovlfc JCPSA6-1965-Avramenko and Kolesnikova BACCAT-1971-Awramenko and Lorenzo CHTEAA-1953-Avramenko and Lorentso ZFKHA9-1952-Avramenko, et al. BACCAT-1961-Cadle and Allen 25QIAZ-1971-Cadle and Powers JPCHAX-1967-Christle and Collins NATUAS-1968-Cve-tanovl6, R, J. CJCHAG-1956-Cvei:anovl6, R. J. JCPSA6-1956-Cvetanovl*. R. J. ADPCA2-1963-Daby, et al, ACSRAL-1970-Demerjlan. et al, AESTC9-1974-Ford and Endow JCPSA6-1957-Herron and Hule JPCRBU- 1 973 - 2-467Hule and Herron PRKNAZ- 1975- 8-1Mack and Thrush JCFTAR- 1 974-70- 1 78Mayer and Schleler JPCHAX-1968-72-2628Nlkl. et al, ADCSAJ-1972-113-16Schoileld, K. PLSSAE- 1 967- 1 5-643

43-372720-25625-19326- 1 0849306371-1702218-124534-77525-3761-115 (review)160-PHYS-1224-1 ( review )

27- 1277( review )

( review )

( calculation

)

( review )

( review )

CH3CH0 ©2 -• products (overall)Anton Ik and Luc qui n BSCFAS-Cohen, A. XADRCH-Cullls. et al. PRLAAZ<Flllpp,ova and Blyumbere NEFTAH-Knox, J. H. ARPCAW'McDowell and Thomas JCS0A9-Mlnkoff and Tipper B00KA7'0eanesyan, et al. DKPCAG-Ray and Waddlngton SYMCAQ-Ray, et al. SYMCAO-Semenov, N. B00KA7-Sokolova, et al. RJPCAR-

1968-40431973- AD 7697151963-276-5271973- 13-6731962-59-181950- 14621962-1 361973-212-7281971-13-2611973-14-2591935-3661961-35-415

( review )

( review

)

( review

)

CH3CH0 ©3 productsStedman and Nlkl EVLTAX- 1973-4-303

CH3CH0 6H -» CH3C( e )•

Avery and Cvetanovl£Demerjlan, et al.Drysdale and LloydMorris and NlklMorris, et al.Morris, et al.Schofleld, E.

(or overall)JCPSA6-1965-43-3727 (mechanism)AESTC9- 1974- 4-1 (review)0XCRA4- 1970-4-157 (review)JPCHAX- 1971-75-3640JACSAT- 1971-93-3570ACSRAL- 1970- 160-PHYS-l 19PLSSAE-1967-15-643 (review)

CH3CH0 HO0 - CH3C( 0 )•

al.

H202Demerjlan, etKnox, Ja H,Sokolova, et al.

AESTC9-1974-ARPCAW-1962-RJPCAR- 1961 •

4-159-1 835-415

( review )

( review )

36

CHgCHe R» - CHgCCa)' RHAr-tsis, et al.Baldwin, et al.Coh^n, A.Colket, e-t al.Sokolova, et al.

KICAA8- 1972- 13-1006SYMCAQ- 1971-13-251XADRCH-1973-AD 769715IJCKBe- 1975-7-223KI CAA8 - 1 973 - 1 4-977 ( mechanism

)

McDowell and FarmerCHjCC 6)e0HSYMCAQ- 1 955 - 5-453

cH^cne Re • - ch^cc e ) • rahDemerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974 -4-1 (review)

CH3CH(0«)2 * €'2 CHgCea • H06Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974- 4-1 (review)

CH^Cm •)06« * €>2 ** CH3CH(ee*)2 [or CH^CHO * ^3 ]

Demerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CH3C(e)06H - CHgCae* 6HMcDowell and Farmer SYMCAQ- 1 955-5-453

CH3CH(06«)2 - CH3CH(6«)2 *

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974- 4-1 ( review

)

CHgCHgG' ( M ) -» products [ HCH0, CH3CH0, ...]Badrian, et al.Baldwin and WalkerBenson and 0''NealDemerjian, et al.Geisbrecht and DaubertGray, et al.Eeicklen, J.McMillan and CalvertPoroikova and NalbandyanSochet, et al.

RJPCAR- 1959-33-580CBFMA0- 1973-21 -55NSRDAP- 1970-21-592AESTC9- 1974-4-

1

lEPDAW- 1975- 14-159PRKNAZ- 1967-4-63ADCSAJ- 1968-76-230XCRA4- 1965-1-83DKCHAY- 1965-163-774ADCSAJ- 1 96 8- 76-111

( review)( review

)

( review

)

( review)( review

)

( review

)

( mechanism

)

CH3CH26

•

02 -» CH3CH0 H00Baldwin and WalkerDemerjain, et al.Eeicklen and JohnstonJolley, J. E.Niki, et al.Varkey and Sandler

CBFMA0- 1973-21 -55AESTC9-1974-4-1JACSAT-1962-84-4 030JACSAT- 1 957 -79-1 537ADCSAJ- 1972-1 13-16CBFMAO- 1969- 13-223

( review )

( review

)

( review

)

( mechani sm

)

CH30CH2 • * ^2 "* CH30CH200Demerjian, et al. AESTC9-1974-4-1 ( rev iew )

CH3CH(«)0H 02 - CH3CH(0O«)0HDemerjian, et al. AESTC9-1974-4-1 ( review

)

CH30CH2 • 0H - CH30 • •CHgOHTakezaki, et al. BCSJA8- 1966-39-1 643 (mechanism)

CH3CH( •)0H CH3CH( • )0H - CH3CB0 CH3CH20BKato and Cvetanovi6 CJCHAG- 1967- 45- 1 845

37

CH,CH,6« RH - CH,CH,eH R*1959-33-5801975-14-1591968-76-23 (review)1974-15-2501965-163-7741965-9-33 (mechanism)

1967-4-63 (review)1965-1-83 (review)

1970-21-603 (review)1974-4-1 (review)

1974-4-1 (review)

1974-4-1 (review)

1974-4-1 (review)

1974-4-1 (review)

CH3CH266 • products [HCH6, CH36 CH3CH6, ...]Baldwin and Walker CBFMA6- 1973- 21 -55 (review)Geisbrecht and Dauber* lEPDAW- 1 975- 14- 1 59Goldifinger. et al. TFS0AA- 1 96 5- 61 - 1 933Heicklen, J, ADCSAJ- 196 8- 76-23 (review)Knox and Wells TFSeA4- 1963- 59- 2801Mantashyan and Nalbandyan lARKAZ- 1961- 14-527Mantashyan and Nalbandyan lARKAZ- 1962- 1 5-3Moshkina. e-t al. KICAA8- 1974- 15-250PoroikovA, e-t al. KICAA8- 1967- 8-988

•CHgCHgOOH - CHgCHgOe • [or CHg-CHg HeO • ]

Geisbrecht and Daubert lEPDAW- 1975- 1 4- 1 59

Semerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

CH36CH26 • eg - CH36CH0 H06

•

Deraerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1 974 -4- 1 (review)

CH3CH( • )66H * - CH3CH( 66 • )66HDemerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

CH3CH(6')6H * - CH3C60H He6 •

Demerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)

•CHgCHg66H " •^'OCHgCHgOen

Geisbrecht and Daubert lEPDAW- 1 975- 1 4- 1 59

Hadrian, et al. RJPCAR-Geisbrecht and Daubert lEPDAW-Helcklen, J. ADCSAJ*Moshkina, et al. KICAA8<Poroikova and Nalbandyan DKCHAY-Salooja. E. C. CBFMA0<

CH3CHg6 • R6 • - CH3CH0 R6HGray, et al . PRKNAZ-McMillan and Calvert 6XCRA4"

CH3e6CH2 • HCH0 CH36*Benson and e'NealDemerjian, et al.

NSRDAP-AESTC9-

CH36CHg6« -» HCH6 CH36 •

Demerjian, et al

.

AESTC9-

CH3CH(0«)6H - CH3 • HC66HDemerjian, et al

.

AESTC9-

CHgCHC • )e0H - CH3CH6 6HDemerjian, et al

.

AESTC9"

CH3CH(6«)6H - HC66H CH3Demerjian, et al

.

AESTC9-

38

CH3CH2«6* He6» - CH3CH26Baldwin an<t WalkerCallear and PerelraNikl. et al.

0H €»2 CHgCHgOdH 02)CBFMA0- 1973-21 -55 (review)TFS0A4- 1963-59-2774ADCSAJ-1972-113-16 (review)

CH3CH206

•

RH - CH3CH200H R

Allara, et al.Baldwin and WalkerGelsbrech't and Dauberi:Gray, J. A.Mantashyan and NalbandyanMantashyan and NalbandyanMan-tashyan and NalbandyanPoroikova, et al.Salooja, K. C.

IJCKB6- 1972-4-345CBFMA0- 1973-21 -55IEPDAW-1975-14-159JCS0A9- 1952-31 50lARKAZ- 196 1-14-5 17IARKAZ-196 1-14-527lARKAZ- 1962-15-3KICAA8-1967- 8-988CBFMA0- 1965-9-33

( calculation)( review

)

( mechan ism

)

( mechanism

)

CH3CH260 R66' -» CH3CH20Allara, et al

.

Baldwin and WalkerNiki. et al.

R0 • 02 [or CH3CH0 R0H *

IJCKB0- 1972- 4-345 (calculation)CBFMA0-1973-21-55 (review)ADCSAJ-1972-113-16 (review)

CH300CH20* - CH300- HCH0Denerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974-4-

I

( review

)

CH300CH20* * ^2 "* CH300CH0 He0«Demerjian, et al. AESTC9-1974-4-1 ( review)

CH3CH(0«)00H 02 - CH3C( 0 )00H H00 •

Demerjlan, et al

.

AESTC9- 1974-4-1 ( review

)

CH30CH200* H00« - CH30CH200H 02 (or CH30CH20* 0H )

Demerjian, et al.

CH30CH2e0 • R00 • - CH30CH20 * R0Demerjian, et al.

AESTC9-1 974-4-1

«2AESTC9- 1974 -4-1

( review )

( review)

•00CH2CH200H -• products ( •CH2CH200H 02* ...)

Gelsbrecht and Daubert IEPDAW-1975-14-159

CH30CH3 - CH3 • CH30

•

Benson and 0''Neal NSRDAP- 1970-21-414 ( review)

CH3CH20H - CH3 • •CH20H ( or CHjCHg • 0H )

Lin and DeMore JPCHAX- 1973-77-863

CH30CH3 6 - CH30CH2 0HHerron and HuleHule and HerronLeFevre, et al.Marsh emd HelcklenNeumann and JonathanTakezakl, et al.Takezaki, et al.

JPCRBU-1973-2-46 7PRKNAZ- 1975-8-1IJCKB0-1972-4-1O3JPCHAX- 1967-71 -250JCSPAC- 1970- 167BCSJA8- 1966 -39-1 643BICRAS-1 966-44-341

( review )

( review )

CH3CH20H 0 - products [HCH0, CH3CH0, CH3CH20'. ...]Avramenko and KolesnikovaAvramenko, et al.Dzotsenidze, et al.Herron and Hule

BACCAT- 1971-20-2562BACCAT-1967-19AYKZAN- 1967- 20-9 83JPCRBU-1973-2-467 ( review )

39

CHgCHgQH 6 - produces [HCHe, CH3CH6, CHjCHgO* , •••] (Cont'd)

Huie and HerronKato and CvetanoviC

PRKNAZ- 1975- 8-1 (review)CJCHAG- 1967-45-1845

CH3CH26H 6- -• products ( overall )

Cooke, et al,Cullls and NewlttCullls and Newitt

CBFMAe- 1971 - 16-233PHLAAZ- 1957-242-516PRLAAZ- 1956-237-530

CH36CH3 6H - CH36CH2 •

Takezaki, et al.Takezaki, et al.

BCSJA8-1966-39-1 643BICRAS- 1966-44-341

( mectianism )

CH30eCH3 - CH3« CH3a •

Benson and 6 NealGray, et al.Hanst and Calvert

NSRDAP-1970-21 -427 (review)PRKNAZ- 1967-4-63 (review)JPCHAX- 1959-63-104

CH3CH2C6H - CHgCHge 6HBenson and 0 NealGray, et al.Kirk and KnoxSalooja, K. C.

NSRDAP- 1970-PRKNAZ- 1967-TFS0A4- I960"CBFMA0-196 5-

21 -4364-6356-12969-33

( review >

( review

)

( mechanism

)

CH3e0CH3 - •CHgOeCHgThynne and Gray

RHTFS0A4- 1963-59-1 149

AO

C -3 Compound s

CH3CaCH 6 -• productsBrown and ThrushHerron and HuleHuie and HerronKanofsky, et al.

TFSflA4-l 967-63-630JPCRBU- 1973-2-467 (review)PRKNAZ- 1975-8-1 (review)ACSKAL- 1973- 166-PHYS-l 40 ( mechanism

)

CH2-C-CH2 6 productsHavel, J. J. JACSAT- 1974-96-530

CH2"C-CH2 * ^3 productsHampson and GarvinToby, S.Toby and Toby

NBTNAE- 197 5-866- 32JLUMA8- 1973-8-94IJCKBe- 1974- 6-41

7

( review

)

CH3C»CH 6H -» productsBradley, et al.Kanofsky, et al.

JCFTAR- 1973-69-1 889ACSRAL- 1 97 3 - 1 66- PHYS- 1 40 ( mechanism

)

CHg^C-CHg 6H -• productsBradley, et a I, JCFTAR- 1973-69-1 889

CH2«CHCH2 62 - CH2"CHCH26eBurke, et al.Demerjlan, et al.

CBFMA6- 1963-7-83AESTC9- 1974-4-1 ( review

)

CHgCH-CHg * G — products [HCHd, CHgCHO, H2*CHCHAltshuller, et al. ESTHAG- 1967- 1

-

Atkinson and Cvetanovl6 JCPSA6- 1 971 - 55Atkinson and Cvetanovlfc JCPSA6- 1972- 56Atkinson and Pitts CHPLBC- 197 4- 27Avramenko and Kolesnikova 1 8VHAX- 1 955-

7

Avramenko and Kolesnikova BACCAT- 1971 - 20Avramenko, et al. BACCAT- 1 963- 30Azatyan, et al . lARKAZ- 1964- 17Cvetanovl€, R. J. CJCHAG- 1 958- 36Cvetanovl6, R. J. ADPCA2- 1963- 1-Cvetanovii, R. J. JCPSA6- 1959- 30Cvetanovl6, R, J. CJCHAG- 1960- 38Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4-DeMore, W, B. CHPLBC- 197 2- 16Furuyama, et al. IJCKBe- 1974- 6-Gaedtke, et al. SYMCAQ- 1973- 1

4

Havel, J. J. JACSAT- 1974-96Herron and Hule JPCRBU- 1973- 2-Huehes, et al. JPCHAX- 1 9 66- 70Hule and Herron PRKNAZ- 197 5- 8-Ja±fe and Grant JCPSA6- 1 969- 50Eanofsky and Gutman CHPLBC- 1972- 1

5

Kano±sky, et al. SYMCAQ- 1973- 14Klein and Scheer JPCHAX- 1 96 8- 72Kurylo, M. J. CHPLBC- 1972- 14Nikl, et al. ADCSAJ- 197 2- 1

1

6rlov and Ponomarev KICAA8- 1966- 7-Saunders and Helcklen JPCHAX- 1966- 70Stuhl and Nikl JCPSA6- 197 1 - 55

. ]

( review )

2 , .

«

899-659-432-467

-2556

-117-623115-19- 1 678 ( review )

1 ( review )

-608741295

-530467-7981

-3477-236-285-616-1173-16372-1950-3954

( review )

( review )

( mechan ism)( mechan ism

)

( review

)

CH2CH"CH2 62 products (overall)Antonlk and LucquinArtsis, et al.Bawn and SkirrowBrown and TipperBurke, et al.

BSCFAS- 1968-4043KICAA8- 1972- 13-1 006SYMCAQ- 1955-5-521CBFMA6- 1968- 12-79CBFMAe- 1 963- 7- 83

Al

CHjCH-CHg 02 - products (overall) (Cont'd)

Carabine and Knox JCS0A9- 1 963- 862Cullls and Mulcahy RI FPA9 - 1949- 4- 283Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1974- 4- 1 (review)Falconer, et al, JCS6A9 - 1 96 1 - 782Falconer, et al. JCS0A9- 1961 -4285Filippova and Blyumberg NEFTAH- 1973- 13-673Fllippova and Blyumberg NEFTAH- 1 974- 14- 6 1

2

Filippova and Blyumberg RZKHAR- 1972- 5B1 1 54Korablev, et al, NEFTAH- 1974- 14-742Lukovnikov and Neiman DANKAS- 1953- 91 - 581Minkoff and Tipper B00KA7- 1962- 1 51 (review)Mulcahy, M, F, R. TFS6A4- 1949- 45- 575Mullen and Skirrow PRLAAZ- 1958- 244- 31

2

Neiman, et al, KICAA8- 1960- 1 - 31

9

Nguyen, et al. BSCFAS- 1970- 21 50Norrish and Porter PRLAAZ- 1 963- 272- 1 64Norrish and Reagh PRLAAZ- 1940- 176- 429Polyak and Shtern ZFKHA9- 1 953- 27- 341Polyak and Shtern ZFKHA9- 1953- 27-631Seakins, M. PRLAAZ- 1 96 1 - 26 1 - 281Seakins and Hinshelwood PRLAAZ- 1963- 276- 324Shtern, V. Ya. Be0KA7-1964 (review)Shtern and Polyak DANKAS- 1949-65-3 1

1

Shtern and Polyak DANKAS- 1949-66-235Shtern and Polyak DANKAS- 1 952- 85- 1 61

CHjCH-CHgAltshullBecker,Cadle anCox andDenerj iaHampsonEanst, eHerron aEui e andJapar, eNiki, etStedma n,VrbaskiWei and

-• productser, et al. ESTHAG'et al, IJCKB0d Schadt JACSATPenkett JCFTARn, et al. AESTC9and Garvin NBTNAEt al. ACPCAT-nd Huie JPCHAXHerron IJCKB0'

t al. JPCHAXal. ADCSAJet al. JPCHAX'and Cvetanovi6 CJCHAG'Cvetanovi6 CJCHAG'

•899•725

74-60021972-68-17351974-4-1

•866-32• 136-A7

• 1974-78-20851975-7-Sup. 1

78-231

8

•113-16•77-251

1

1960-38-1053•1963-41-913

1967- 1-1974-6"•1952-

1975-1959-

1974-1972-1973-

( review

)

( review

)

( review)

CH3CH-CH2 6H - products [CH2"CHCH2', CB^CM -yCK^^B.,

JCFTAR- 1973-69-1 889CBFMA0 - 1 96 3 - 7- 83

Bradley, et al.Burke, et al.Demerjian, et al,Hampson and GarvinMorris and NikiMorris, et al.Morris, et al

.

Niki, et al.Pastrana V, A,Stuhl, F.

...]

AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)NBTNAE- 1975-866-59 (review)JPCHAX- 197 1-75- 3640ACSRAL- 1970- 160-PHYS-l 19JACSAT- 1 971-93-3570ADCSAJ-1972-113-16 (review)DABBBA- 1 974- 34-5448ZENAAU- 1973-2 8- 1383

CH3CH-CH2 nee* - CHg-CHCHg • H262 [or CH3CH( •)CH20eH]Demerjian, et al. AESTC9-1974-4-1 ( review)

CHgCHgCHg • [or (CH3)2CH«] -• productsAlekslshvi li , et al

.

Atkinson, et al.Baker, et al.Baker, et al.Baldwin and WalkerBaldwin, et al.Baldwin, et al.Baldwin, et al.Brokaw and JacksonDemerjian, et al.Falconer and KnoxFok and NalbandyanKnox, J. H.Knox, J. H.Lefebvre, M,Lefebvre and Lucquin

DKPCAG-JACSAT-TFS0A4"SYMCAQ-SYMCAQ-SYMCAQ-SY MCAQ-JCFTAR-SYMCAO-AESTC9-PRLAAZ-DANKASTFS0A4-TFS0A4-RIFPA9-JCPBAN-

1972- 203-31 81973- 95-75921970- 66-30161971- 13-2911973-14-2411955-5-5021971-13-2511973- 69-8261955-5-5631974- 4- 1

1959-250-4931952- 86-5891959- 55- 1 3621960- 55-1 2251964- 19-

1

1965- 62-784

( mechanism)

( revi ew)

( mechanism)( raech ani sm

)

( mechanism

)

42

CH3CH2CH2* Co** <CH3)2CH* ] 63 "* Vfodxicta (Cont'd)Sachyan« et al. DKCHAY- 1972- 204- 482 (mechanism)Satterlleld and Reld JPCHAX- 1 955- 59-2 83Sochet, et al. ADCSAJ- 1968-76-1 1 1 (mechanism)Sochet, et al. BSCFAS- 1 96 8-3596 (mechanism)

CHgCHgCHg * [or (CH3)2CH-] 6H - productsGreiner« N. R. JCPSA6- 1970-53-1 070

CHgCHgCHg * [or i CSLj)2Cn-] Re6 * - productsLefebvre, M. RIFPA9- 1964- 1 9-

1

CH3CH2CH3 0 - products (CHgCHgCHg*, CH3CH2CH26H, .,.)Avramenko and Kolesnikova 1 1 RFAQ- 1 954-51Azatyan, et al , DANAAW- 1963- 36-23Baldwin, et al. SYMCAQ- 1965- 10-423Herron and Huie JPCRBU- 1973-2-467 (review)Mayer and Schieler JPCHAX- 1 968- 72- 2628 (calculation)Michaud, et al. JPCHAX- 1 974- 78- 1 457Paraskevopoulos and CvetanoviC JACSAT- 1969-91 -7572Saunders and Heicklen JPCHAX- 1966-70- 1950Schofield. K. PLSSAE- 1967- 15-643 (review)Wilson, Wm. E. , Jr. JPCRBU- 197 2- 1- 535 (review)Yamazaki and Cvetanovife JCPSA6- 1 964 - 41 -3703

CH3CH2CH3 * ^2 "* P*"o<*"«^''s (overall)Alaverdyan. et al. DKCHAY- 1972-204-436Aleksishvili. et al. DKPCAG- 1972-203-31

8

Aleksishvili. et al, KICAA8- 1974- 15-256Aleksishvili, et al. RZKHAR- 1 972-3N4Antonik and Lucquin BSCFAS- 1 96 8-4043Antonovskii and Shtern DANKAS- 1951 -78-303Badrian. et al. RJPCAR- 1 959-33-580Bonner and Tipper CBFMA6-1 965-9-387Bonner and Tipper SYMCAO- 1965- 10-1 45Brokaw and Jackson SYMCAO- 1 955- 5-563Brown and Tipper CBFMAe- 1 96 8- 1 2 -79Carabine and Knox JCSOA9- 1 963-862Chernyak and Shtern DANKAS- 1 951 -78-9

1

Chernyak, et al. ZFKHA9- 1954- 28-240Crescitelli, et al. CINMAB- 1973-55-945Crossley, et al. CBFMA6- 1972- 19- 373Falconer and Knox PRLAAZ- 1 959- 250- 493Falconer, et al. JCS6A9- 196 1-782Falconer, et al. JCS0A9- 1 96 1 - 4285Garibyan, et al. AYKZAN- 1972- 25-95Grilfiths, J. F. JCCCAT- 1 969- 483Irvine and Knox BedKA7- 1975- 733Karpov, V. P. APCSC3- 1971- 2- 157Kleimenov and Nalbandyan DKPCAG- 1958- 122-635Knox, J, H. SYMCAQ- 1959-7- 122Knox, J. H. TFS0A4-1959-55-1362Knox, J. H, TFS0A4- 1960- 56- 1225Knox, J. H. B00KA7- 1967- 250Knox and Norrish PRLAAZ- 1954-221- 151Knox and Turner JCS0A9- 1 965- 349

1

Knox, et al. TFS0A4- 1958- 54- 1 509Ksandopulo, et al, RZKHAR- 1973-9B1017Levy, A, SYMCAQ- 1 955- 5-495Lewis and Von Elbe B00KA7- 1 96 1 - 90Mahajan, S, DABBBA- 1973-34-2 00Malherbe and Walsh TFS0A4- I 950- 46- 835Mantashyan, et al. DKPCAG- 1972- 204- 532Martin, et al. C0REAF- 1962-254- 1 786Mulcahy, M. F. R. DFS0AW- 1947- 2- 1 28Myers and Bartle AIAJAH- 1969-7- 1862Nagiev and Mamed'yarov AZKZAU- 1973- 65Nalbandyan, A, B. 28KMA4- 1972- 140Nguyen, et al. BSCFAS- 1970- 21 50Norrish and Reagh PRLAAZ- 1940- 176- 4290gorodnikov, et al KICAA8- 1969- 1 0-998Pease, R. N. JACSAT- 1938- 60-2244Podgrebenkov and Kogarko FGVZA7- 1 974- 1 0-69

1

Poltorak, V. A. RJPCAR- 1961 - 35- 1 37Poltorak and Voevodskli RJPCAR- 1 96 1 - 35- 82

( review)

( review)

(related paper)

43

CH3CH2CH3 62 -» products (overall) (Cont'd)Puechberty and Cottereau CHDCAQ- 1974- 279- 537Repa and Shtern DANKAS- 1953- 91 - 309Repa and Shtern ZF KHA9 - 1 954 -28-4 1

4

Revzin, et al. ZFKHA9- 1954-28-985Sachyan, et al. DKCHAY - 1 972 -204- 482Satterfield and Reld SYMCAQ- 1955-5-51

1

Satterfleld and Wilson lECHAD- 1954-46-1 001Seaklns and Hinshelwood PRLAAZ- 1963-276-324Semenov, N. BeeKA7- 1 935-325Semenov, N. N. B06KA7- 1 959- 2-2 1

7

Shtern, V. Ya . BOeZA7-1964Shtern, V. Ya. 1 1 HFAO- 1954- 89Shvartsman, et al. 27 PGA4- 1 970-90Sochet and Lucquin JCPBAN- 1 965-62 -796Sochet, et al. JCPBAN- 1966- 63- 1 555Sochet, et al. ADCSAJ- 1968-76- 1 1

1

Sochet, et al. BSCFAS- 1968- 3596Nenltt and Thornes ^ JCS0A9- 1937- 1669Walburn, P. G. CBFMA6- 1968- 12-550Zimont and Trushln CESWA4- 1 967-3-51

( mechanism

)

( review

)

( revi ew

)

( revi ew )

CB3CH2OH3 63 -» productsDardin, V. J.Dardin and AlbrightDillemuth and SchubertMorrissey, R. J.Morrissey and SchubertSchubert and PeaseSchubert and Pease

DIASA9-1 962-23-96 0lEPDAW- 1965-4-61WSCPAH-1963-No. 63-22DIASA9- 196 2-23-89CBFMA6- 1963 -7-263JACSAT- 1956-78-2044JCPSA6- 1956-24-919

( mechanism

)

( mechanism

)

CH3C02^^^ GE - CH3CH2CH2Baker, et al.Baker, et al.Baldwin, et al.Baldwin, et al.Bradley, et al.Drysdale and LloydGreiner, N. R.Greiner, N, R.Sachyan, et al.Schofield. K.Wilson, Wm. E. , Jr.Yamazaki and Cvetanovi6

[or (CH3 )^CB.

TFS0A4-SYMCAQ-SYMCAQ-SYMCAQ-JCFTAR-6XCRA4-JCPSA6-JCPSA6-DKCHAYPLSSAE-JPCRBU-JCPSA6-

1970- 66-30161971- 13-2911955-5-5021965-10-4231973-69- 1 8891970-4-1571967-46-33891970-53-1 0701972- 204-4821967-15-6431972-1-5351 964-41 -3703

( review

)

( mechanism)( review)

( review )

CH3CS2^B3 He6« - CH3CH2CH2 • [or (CH3)2CH«] H2e>2

DKCHAY- 1972-204-436Alaverdyan, et al

.

Baldwin, et al.Brokaw and JacksonHampson and GarvinKnox, J. H.Knox, J. H.Lloyd, A. C.Sachyan, et al.Sochet, et al.

SYMCAQ-SYMCAQ-NBTNAE"TFS6A4-TFS0A4-IJCKB6-DKCHAY-ADCSAJ-

1971- 13-2511955-5- 5631975-866-631 959- 55-13621960- 56-12251974-6-1691972- 204-4821968-76- 111

( revi ew

)


)

( revi ew

)

( mech anism

)

( mechanism

)

CH2"CHCH6 6 -» productsCadle and Allen 25QIAZ-1971 -63

CHg'CHCHO 63 — productsHanst, et al. ACPCAT- 1959- 136-A7

CH3CH2C(0)* (M) - CH3CH2 * C0 (M)Baldwin, et al.Hoare and Whytock

SYMCAQ- 1971 -13-251CJCHAG- 196 7-45 -2841

CH2-CHCH2e« C2 - CH2"CHCH6 H66Demerjian, et al. AESTC9-1 974-4-1 ( review

)

44

CHgCHgCCO)* 62 -»CH3CH26«Baldwin, et: al.Demerjian, e-t al.Hoare an<l Whytock

SYMCAO-1971-AESTC9-1974-CJCHAG-196 7

13-2514*1 ( review)45-2841

CH2CH"CH266* -* productsDemerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1974- 4-1 (review)

CH3a6)CH26» - HCH6 CH^CC 6 )•

Demerjlan, et al

.

AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)

cHgCHgCee • -» CH3CH2 • cdgDemerjlan, et al

.

AESTC9-1974-4-1 (review)

CHgCm 6 • )CHe -» •CH6 CH3CH6Demerjlan, et a I. AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)

( CH3 )^C0 - CH3 • CH3C( 6 )

Benson and 6'Neal NSRDAP-1970-21-416 (review)

CH3CH( • yCBê • •* productsDemerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1974- 4-1 (review)

CHgCHgCHd 6 - products ( HCHe, CH3CH2CeeH,Avramenko, et al. BACCAT-1967-

25QIAZ-1971

-

Cadle and AllenHerron and Hule

. )

1963

JPCRBU-1973-2-467 (review)

CH3CH2CH6 ^2 "* CH3CH2C( 6 ) • H66 •

Baldwin and WalkerBaldwin, et al.Baldwin, et al.

XADRCH-1968-SYMCAQ- 1971-TFS6A4-1969-

AD 67863113-25165-792

(CH3)2C6 * ^2 "* P**o«*^cts (overall)Barnard, J. A, ADCSAJ-1968-Barnard and Sheikh PSIRAA-1973-

76-9 8 (review)16-93

•cB^^cn^cRê* * ^2 cRjCm 6*}cuê0 • [or cHgCm eo • )cH2e*]Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

CH3CH2CHd 6H - CH3CH2C( d ) •

Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9-1974-Drysdale and Lloyd 0XCRA4-197O-Morris and Nlkl JPCHAX-1971-

4- 1 ( review )

4-157 (review)75-3640

CH3CH2CH6 Hee* - CH3CH2C(0)* ^2^2Baldwin and WalkerBaldwin, et al.Baldwin, et al.

XAD8CH- 1968-SYMCAQ- 1971-TFSeA4- 1969-

AD 67863113-25165-792

( CH3 }^C0 R • - CH3C( 6 )CH2 * RHBarnard and Cohen TFS6A4-1 968-64-396

CH3CH2CH6 R* - CH3CH2C(6)Baldwin, et al.

RHJCFTAR- 1973-69-826

Denerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4-

1

( review )

{CBj}^Ci •)e«« - (CH3)2C6 63 [or i CK^) ^Ci ^0 •

Denerjian. et al, AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CH3CH( 6-)CH2ee» - CH3CH6 •cHgee •

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9 - 1974- 4- 1 (review)

CHgCm fl6» )CH2 6« - HCHe CH3CH( • )66 •

Demerjian. et al . AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)

(CH3 )2C(66«)2 - (CH3)2C(a«)2 0^Demerjian. et al, AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

CH3CH2CH26" [or ( CH3 )2CH6 • ] - CH3CH2 * HCH0 [or CH3 • CH3CH6]Benson and 0'Neal NSRDAP- 1 970-21 -594 (review)Demerjian, et al, AESTC9- 1974- 4- 1 (review)Gray, et al. PRKNAZ- 1967-4-63 (review)Heicklen, J. ADCSAJ- 1968- 76-23 (review)Lefebvre, M. RIFPA9- 1964- 19-

1

Lefebvre and Lucquin JCPBAN- 1965- 62-784Sochet, et al. ADCSAJ- 1968-76-1 1 1 (mechanism)

CH3CH2CH2 6' * 0^ •* CH3CH2CH( 0 • ) H00 •

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

CH3CH( • )CH20H * ^2" CH3CH( 00 • )CH20HDemerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974-4- I (review)

CHgCm 0H)CH2 • * ^2 "* CH3CH(0H)CH200'Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CH30CH( •)CH3 * ^2 " CH30CH( 00 • )CH3

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CHgCm •)CH20H * ^2 " CH3CH(00 • )CH20HNiki, et al. ADCSAJ- 1972- 1 1 3- 1 6 (review)

(CH3)2C( •)0H * ^2 " C CH3 )2C( 00 •)0H

Demerjian. et al . AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)

(CH3)2CH0« (CH3)2C0 RHHeicklen. J. ADCSAJ- 1 96 8-76-23 (review)

CH3CH2CH20* [or (CH3)2CH0«] RH - CH3CH2CH20H [or ( CH3 )2CH0H ] R

Gray, et al. PRKNAZ- 1967-4-63 (review)Lefebvre, M, RIFPA9- 1964- 19-

1

Lefebvre and Lucquin JCPBAN- 1 965- 62-784

CH3CH2CH200* [or (CH3)2CH60*] - productsHadrian, et al. RJPCAR- 1959- 33- 580Poroikova. et al. KICAA8- 1 967- 8- 988Sochet. et al. BSCFAS- 1968- 3596 (mechanism)

A6

CH36GCH( • )CH3 - CEê • CH3CH6Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CHgCHCa • )CH2aH - CH3CH6 •CHgOHDemerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1974- 4- 1 (review)Nlkl, et al, ADCSAJ- 1972- I 1 3- 1 6 (review)

< CH3)2C( 0*)eH - CHg- CH3C06HDemerjlan. et al. AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)

CH3CH(0H)CH20* - CHgCmeH)* HCH6Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

CH36CH( 0 • )CH3 - CH36 • CH3CH6Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9 - 1 974-4- 1 (review)

CH300CH( • )CH3 * ^2 "* CHgaeCW 66 • )CH3

Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

CH3CH( •)CB266H * ^2 " CHgCm 66 • )CH266HDemerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CH3CH2CH2e6* [or (CH3)2CH66«] RH - CH3CH2CH2e6H [or (CH3)2CH60H] R«

Fok and Nalbandyan DANKAS - 1952- 86- 5 89 (mechanism)Lelebvre, M. RIFPA9- 1964- 19-

1

Lefebvre and Lucquln JCPBAN- 1965- 62- 784Locqueneux-Lefebvre, M. BSCFAS- 1 966- 1 4 17Porolkova, et al. KICAA8- 1967- 8-988

CHgeecm 6 • )CH3 - CH3e6» CH3CH6Demerjlan, et al . AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)

CHgCm 6 • )CH26eH - CH3CH6 •CH266HDemerjlan. et al. AESTC9 - 1974- 4- 1 (review)

CH3CH( 66* )CH20H H66 • - CHgCm 66H )CH26H 62 [ or CH3CH( 0 • )CH20H 0H 02 ]

Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)Nlkl, et al. ADCSAJ- 1972- 1 1 3- 1 6 (review)

CH3CH( 00* )CH20H R00 • - CH3CH( 0 • )CH20H R0 • 02Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CH3CH( 00 • )CH2 00H H00 • -» CH3CH( 00H )CH200H [or CH3CH( 0 • )CH200H 0H * 63 3

Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)

CH3CH(00« )CH200H R00 • -» CH3CH( 0 • )CH260H R0 • 02Nlkl, et al. ADCSAJ- 1972- 11 3- 16 (review)

(CH3)2CH0H 0 -• productsHerron and Huie JPCRBU- 1 973 - 2- 467 (review)Kato and Cvetanovlfi CJCHAG- 1 968-46 -235

CH3CH2CH20H 02 -* productsCullls and Newltt PRLAAZ- 1 96 0-257-402

47

(CH2)2CH6H * — productsBurgess and CuHisBurgess, et al.Cullis and Newltt

JCSeA9- 1961 -3401JCS6A9- 1961 - 1884PRLAAZ- 196 0- 257- 402

CH^CH5,CH,60H [or (CH-)-CHe6H] — productsBenson and 6''Neal.Gray, et al.Kirk and KnoxLocqueneux-Lef ebvre, M.

NSRDAP- 1970-21-437 (review)PRKNAZ- 1967- 4-63 (review)TFS0A4- 1960- 56- 1 296BSCFAS- 1966- 1417

48

C/. Compounds

CHaCCaCH 6 - pro<fucts [CHacCH:, CHaCH, ...]Herron and Hule JPCRBU- 1973-2-4-67 (review)Nlkl and Welnstock JCPSA6- 1966- 45-3468

CHo"CHCH-CH, 6 — products [CHg'CH*. 'CHg'CHCHa, ...]iaVHAX-1955-7JCPSA6-1960-33-1 063CJCHAG- 1960 - 38- 1 678ADPCA2- 196 3- 1-115CJCHAG- 1960- 38-2187JACSAT- 1974-96-530J6CEAH- 1 974- 39- 2439JPCRBU- 1973-2-467

Avramenko and EolesnlkovaCve-tanovi6, S. J.Cvetanovi6, R. J.Cvetahovl6, R. J,Cvetanovl6 and DoyleHavel, J* J.Havel and ChanHerron and Hui

e

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CHg^C'CHCHg 6 -• productsHavel, J, J, JACSAT- 1974-96-530

CHg'CHCH-CHg * ^2 ** P*'*><*«<5"*S

Sazonov and Ammosov RZKHAR- 1 974- 1 0B906

CHg-CHCH-CHg 6^ productsBecker, et al*Hampson and GarvinHanst, et al.Japar, et al.Vrbaskl and Cvetanovl6

IJCKBe- 1974-6-725NBTNAE- 1 975 - 866-32ACPCAT- 1959-136-A7JPCHAX- 1974-78-231

8

CJCHAG- 1960-38- 1053

( review

)

CH3CH-CHCH2 62 - CHgCH-CHCHgCieDemerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1974 -4-1 ( review )

CHg-CC CH3 )CH2 - CH2"C( CH^lCHgCfl*

Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1974-4-1 ( review

)

CH3CH2CH-CH2 * & — productsAtkinson and Cvetanovl6 JCPSA6-1 971 -55-659Atkinson and Cvetanovi6 JCPSA6- 1972- 56-432Cvetanovl6, R. J. JCPSA6- 1 956- 25-376CvetanovlC, R. J. JCPSA6- 1 959- 30- 1

9

Cvetanovl6, R. J. JCPSA6- 1960-33- 1 063Cvetanovl6, R. J. CJCHAG- 1960- 38- 1 678Cvetanovl6, R. J. ADPCA2- 1 963- 1 - 1 1

5

DeMore, W. B. CHPLBC- 1 972- 16-608Ellas, L. JCPSA6- 1963- 38-9 89Ford and Endow JCPSA6- 1 957- 27- 1 277Furuyama, et al. IJCKB6- 1974- 6- 741Havel, J. J. JACSAT- 1974- 96- 530Herron and Hule JPCRBU- 1973- 2- 467Hule and Herron PRKNAZ- 1975- 8-

1

Hule, et al. JPCHAX- 197 1 - 75- 3 092Hule, et al. JPCHAX- 1972-76-331

1

Jarvle and CvetanovlS CJCHAG- 1959- 37- 529Kato and Cvetanovlfc CJCHAG- 1967- 45- 1 845Klein and Scheer JPCHAX- 1 96 8-72 -6 1

6

Preston and CvetanovlS BBPCAX- 1 96 8- 72 - 1 77Sato and Cvetanovlg CJCHAG- 1 958- 36-970Sato and CvetanovlC CJCHAG- 1 958- 36- 1 668Saunders and Helcklen JPCHAX- 1 966- 70- 1 950Smith, I. W, M. TFSeA4-1968-64-378

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)

( review)( review)

( mechanism

)

( mechanism)

cl S" or trans -CHgCH-CHCHg 6 products [HCH6, CH,CH6, ...]Atkinson and Cvetanovifi JCPSA6- 1971 - 55-659

A9

els- or -trans -CH3CH-CHCH3

Avramenko. et al.Cvetanovlc, R, J.Cve-tanovi6, R, J,Cvetanovl6, R« J.Cve-tanovi6, R. J.Davis, et al.Demerjian, et: al.Ellas, L.Ford and EndowFuruyama, et al.Havel, J . J

.

Herron and HuleHughes, et al

.

Hule and HerronKanofsky, et al,Neumann and JonathanRay, et al.Sato and Cvetanovl6Scheer and KleinScheer and KleinTsuchlya, et al.

products [ HCH6, CHjCHe, ...] (Cont'd

BACCAT-JCPSA6-JCPSA6-CJCHAG-ADPCA2-JCPSA6-AESTC9-JCPSA6-JCPSA6-IJCKBe-JACSAT-JPCRBU-JPCHAX-PRKNAZ-SYMCAO-JCSPAC-SYMCAO-CJCHAG-JPCHAX-JPCHAX-KGKZA7-

1967-1956-1959-1960-1963-1973-1974-1963-1957-1974-1974-1973-1966-1975-1973-1970-1973-1 958-1969-1970-1970-

24725-37630-1938- 1 6781- 11559-6284-138-98927-12776-74196-5302- 46770-7988-114-28516714-25936-1 66873- 59774- 273273-2655

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)

iCE^)2C'CE^ 6 -» products [ HCH6, (CH3)2C6, ...]Atkinson and Cvetanovi6 JCPSA6- 1 971 - 55-659Atkinson and Cvetanovife JCPSA6- 1972-56-432Avramenko, et al. BACCAT- 1 963- 30Cvetanovife, R. J. JCPSA6- 1 956- 25- 376Cvetanovl6, R. J. JCPSA6 - 1959- 30- 1

9

Cvetanovi6, R. J. JCPSA6- 1960 -33- 1 063CvetanoviS, R. J. CJCHAG- 1960- 38- 1 678Cvetanovl6, R. J. ADPCA2- 1963- I - 1 1

5

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974- 4-

1

Ellas, L. JCPSA6- 1963- 38-989Ford and Endow JCPSA6- 1 957- 27- 1 277Furuyama, et al. IJCKB0- 1974- 6-741Havel, J. J. JACSAT- 1 974-96-530Herron and Hule JPCRBD- 1 973- 2- 467Hule and Herron PRKNAZ- 1975- 8-

1

Kanofsky, et al. SYMCAQ- 1973- 1 4- 2 85Sato and Cvetanovl6 CJCHAG- 1 95 8- 36-970Sato and Cvetanovl€ CJCHAG- 1 958- 36- 1 668Smith, I. W. M. TFS6A4- 1968-64-378

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)

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)

( mechanism)

CH3CH2CH"CH2 * ^2 "* P*'o<*«cts

Baker, et al.Norrish and PorterSazonov and Ammosov

( overall

)

JCFTAR-1975-71-736PRLAAZ- 1963-272- 164RZKHAR-1974- 1 0B9 06

cis- or trans -CH3CH-CHCH3 * ^2 "*

Bawn and SklrrowBlundell and SklrrowDemerjian, et al.Minkorff and TipperNorrish and PorterShtern, V. Ya

.

(CH3)2C-CH2 * ^2 " P**o<***«=*s

Demerjian, et al.Hay, et al.Knox, J. H.Sklrrow and Williams

products (overall)SYMCAQ- 1955-5-521PRLAAZ-1958-244-331AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)B0eKA7-1962-151 (review)PRLAAZ- 1963-272- 164Be6KA7-1964 (review)

all )

AESTC9-1974-4-1 (review)SYMCAQ- 1965- 10-331Be6KA7-1967-250 (review)PRLAAZ- 1962-268- 537

CH3CH2CH-CH2 * ^3 — productsBu:Calini and AltshullerHampson and GarvinHule and HerronJapar, et al.Vrtoaskl and CvetanovlfcWei and Cvetanovifi

CJCHAG- 1965-43-2243NBTNAE-1975-866-32 (review)IJCKB0- 1975-7-Sup. 1

JPCHAX- 1974-78-231 8CJCHAG- 196 0 -38-1 053CJCHAG- 1963-41-913

50

cls« or trans-CHgCH^CHCH^ * ^3 "* ProductsBecker, et al. IJCK:B6<Bufalinl and Altshuller CJCHAG-Cox and Penkett JCPTAR«Demerjlan, e-t al. AESTC9-Hampeon and Garvin NBTNAE<Hanst. et al. ACPCAT-Huie and Herron IJCKBd-Japar« et al. JPCHAX<Pitts and Flnlayson XADRCE-Stedman. et al. JPCHAX<Vrbaskl and Cvetanovife CJCHAG-Wel and Cvetanovl6 CJCHAG-

1974-6-7251965-43-22431972- 68-17351974- 4-

1

1975- 866-321959- 136-A71975-7-Sup. 1

1974-78-23181973- AD 7637551973-77-25111960- 38-10531963-41-913

( review

)

( review)

(CH3)2C"CH2 * ^3 productsBecker, et al.Bufallnl and AltshullerDemerjlan, et al.Hanst, et al.Hule and HerronJapar, et al.Pitts and FlnlaysonWei and Cvetanovl6

IJCKB6- 1 97 4- 6- 72

5

CJCHAG- 1 96 5-43-2 24

3

AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)ACPCAT- 1959- 1 36- A7IJCKB6-1975-7-SUP. 1

JPCHAX- 1974- 78-231 8XADRCH- 1973-AD 763755CJCHAG- 196 3-41 -913

CHgCHgCH-CHg 6H productsMorris and NlklPastrana V., A.

JPCHAX- 1971-75-3640DABBBA-1974-34-544 8

els- or trans -CH^CH-CHCHgDemerjlan, et al.Morris and NlklPastrana V., A.

6H -• productsAESTC9- 1974- 4-1 (review)JPCHAX- 1 97 1-75- 3640DABBBA- 1 974- 34- 5448

( CH3 )2C-CH2 6H productsDemerjlan, et al.Drysdale and NorrlshMorris and Nlkl

AESTC9- 1974-4-1PRLAAZ- 1969-308-305JPCHAX- 1971 -75-3640

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)

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)

els- or trans -CH^CH-CHCH^Demerjlan, et al.

H66 * -• productsAESTC9- 1974-4-1 ( review

)

(CH3)2C-CH2 H66« - productsDemerjlan, et al.Hay, et al.Lloyd, A. C.

AESTC9- 1974- 4-1SYMCAQ- 1965-10-3 31IJCKBe- 1 974 - 6- 1 69

( review

)

( mecha nlsm

)

( review

)

CH3CH2CH2CH2 " [or CH3CH2CH( • )CH3 ] * ^2 " ProductsBaker, et al. JCFTAR- 1 975- 71 -736Baker, et al, JCFTAR- 1975-71 -756Baker, et al. SYMCAQ- 1 97 1 - 1 3 -291Baldwin and Walker CBFMAG- 1973-21 -55 (review)Baldwin and Walker SYMCAQ- 1 973- 1 4-241 (review)Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4-

1

Euker, C. A., Jr. DABBBA- 1 970- 30-4 1 1

5

Euker and Lelnroth CBFMA0- 1 970- 1 5-275Gelsbreeht and Daubert lEPDAW- 1 975- 1 4- 1 59

( CHg )2CHCH2 * [or (CH3)3C«] * ^2 " P*'«^«*^*^*s

Allara, et al. IJCKB6- 1972-4-345 (calculation)Allara, et al. ADCSAJ- 196 8- 76-4 0 (mechanism)Baker, et al. . SYMCAQ- 197 1 - 1 3 -291Baldwin and Walker SYMCAQ- 1973-14-241 (review)Hay, et al. SYMCAQ- 1 965- 10 -3 31 (mechanism)Slater and Calvert ADCSAJ- 1 968-76-58

51

CH,CH,CH,CH_ • [or CH-CHpCH( • )CH_ ] 6H - proctucts

Grelner, N. R JCPSA6- 1970-53- 1 070

( CH3 • eH - ( CH3 )C6HGrelner, N. R. JCPSA6 -197 0-53-1070

CH^CHgCHgCH^ a - products ( HCH0, CH^CHQ, .,.)Atkinson and Cvetanovl6 JCPSA6 - 1 97 1 - 55 -659Avramenko, et al. BACCAT- 19 63- 890Azatyan, et al . DANAAW- 1963- 36-2 3Baldwin, et at. SYMCAO- 1965- 1 0-423Cvetanovife, R. J. JCPSA6- 1955- 23- 1 375Cvetanovi6, R. J. JCPSA6- 1956-25-376CvetanoviS, R. J, ADPCA2- 1963- 1 - 1 1

5


1

Elias and Schiff CJCHAG- 1 960- 38- 1 657Ford and Endow JCPSA6- 1957- 27- 1 277Herron and Huie JPCHAX- 1 969- 73- 3327Herron and Huie JPCRBU- 1973- 2- 467Huie and Herron PRKNAZ- 1 975- 8-

1

Marsh and Heicklen JPCHAX- 1 967- 71 -2 50Mayer and Schieler JPCHAX- 1 968- 72 -2628Michaud, et al. JPCHAX- 1974- 78- 1 457Papadopoulos, et al, SYMCAQ- 1 97 1 - 1 3- 281Schofield, K, PLSSAE- 1967- 1 5-643Wilson, Wm. E. , Jr. JPCRBU- 1972- 1-535Wright, F. J. SYMCAQ- 1965- 10-387

( review )

( review )

( review )

( review

)

( calcul ation

)

( review )

( review

)

(CH3)3CH e - products [(CH3)2C6, (CH3)2CHCH6]Baker, et al. JCFTAR- 1975- 71 -736Baldwin, et al. SYMCAQ- 1965- 10-423Herron and Huie JPCRBU- 1973- 2- 467Paraskevopoulos and Cvetanovl6 JACSAT- 1969-9 1 -7572Schofield, K. PLSSAE- 1 967- 1 5-643 (review)Wilson, Wm, E. , Jr. JPCRBU- 1972- 1 - 535Wright, F. J, JCPSA6- 1963-38-950Wright, F. J, SYMCAQ-1965-10-387

( revi ew )

( review )

( mechanism)

CH3CH2CH2C93 69 -• products (overall)Agasiev and ShakhtakhtAllara and EdelsonAllara, et al,Antonik and LucquinAtherton, et al.Baker, et al.Baker, et al.Bardwell, J.Berry, et al.Berry, et al.Blakermore, J, E,Blat, et al,Bufalini, et al,Cherneskey and BardwelCrossley, et al,Cullis and MulcahyD^chaux and LucquinDrysdale, D, D,Euker, C, A. Jr,Euker and LeinrothFalconer and Van TiggeFalconer, et al.Kozorezov, et al.Euhn and WellmanLewis and Yon ElbeMalherbe and WalshMalherbe and WalshMill, et al.Mulcahy. M, F. R.Mulcahy, M. F. R.Norikov and BlyumbergNorikov, et al.

inskii AZKZRCTEA4-ACPCAT-BSCFAS-SYMCAQ-JCFTAR-JCFTAR-SYMCAQ-PRLAAZ-ADCSAJ-DAEBBA-ACPYAR-ESTHAG-

l CJCHAG-CBFMA0-RIFPA9-SYMCAQ-CBFMA0-DABBBA-CBFMAd-SYMCAQ-JCS6A9-JAPUAW-WSCPAH-B60KA7-TFS0A4-TFSeA4-JACSAT-DFS6AW-TFS0A4-BACCAT-BACCAT-

len

AU- 1969-1

4

1972- 45-437 (calculation)1971-16-B311968-40431973- 14-5131975-71-7361975-71-7561955-5-5291970- 316-3771968-76-861971- 31-46531939-10-2731971- 5-3331960- 38-4821972- 19-3731949- 4-2831971-13-2051971- 17-2611970-30-41 151970-15-2751963- 9-6891961- 42851965-38- 1 1711972- No, 72-411961- 90 (review)1950- 46-8241950-46-8351972-94-68021947-2-1281949-45-5751962- 12751964- 774

52

62 productsNorikov, et al

.

Rader and WelterSemenov, N.Semenov, N. N.Shtern, V. Ya.Shu and BardwellSI avlnskaya, et al.Skrlvan and HoelscherSochet, et al.Yoshlzawa and Kawada

(overall) (Cont'd)21 RAAM- 1965-410AICEAC- 1974 -20-5 15B06KA7- 1935-328Ba0KA7- 1959-2-21 7B06KA7- 1964CJCHAG- 1955-^3 -141 5RJPCAR- 1963-37-830AICEAC- 1959- 5-34

8

JCPBAN- 1966-63-1 555BJSEA8-1 973- 16-576

( review )

( review )

( review )

(CH^)^CH 62 -* products (overall)Allara« et al. ADCSAJ-Atherton, et al. SYMCAQ-Brown, et al. B60KA7-Falconer and Van Tlggelen SYMCAQ-Falconer, et al. JCS6A9-Hay, et al. SYMCAO-Irvine and Knox Ba6KA7-Knox and Turner JCSaA9-Kozorezov, et al. JAPUAW-Luckett and Pollard CBFMA0-Mlnkolf and Tipper B60KA7"Mulcahy, M. F. R. TFS6A4-Rezal, A. A. DIASA9-Rldge, M. J. TFS0A4-Seaklns and Hlnshelwood PRLAAZ-Shtern, V. Ya. B0aKA7-Zeelenberig and Blckel JCS0A9-

1968-76-401973-14-5131975-7511963-9-6891961-7821965-10-3311975-7331965-34911965-38- 1 1711973-21-2651962- 1511949-45-5751965- 26-9391956- 52-8581963- 276-32419641961-401

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( review

)

CB^CH2^^2 ^^3 6^ productsSchubert and PeaseSchubert and Pease

JACSAT- 1956-78-2044JCPSA6-195 6-24-919

{CBjijCB 0^ -• productsJames, H.Knox, J. H.Schubert and PeaseSchubert and PeaseSchubert and Pease

RIFPA9-1958-13-3 38SYMCAO- 1959-7-122JACSAT- 1956- 78-2044JACSAT- 1956-78-5553JCPSA6- 1956-24-9 19

OH^CHÔIi^^H^ 0H - CH3CH2CH2CH2 • [or CH3CH2CH( * )CH3 ]

JCFTAR- 1975-71-736Baker, et al.Baker, et al.Baldwin, et al.Demerjlan, et al.Grelner, N. R.Grelner, N. R,Hampson and GarvinMorris and NlklPapadopoulos, et al.Stuhl, F.Wilson, Wm. E. , Jr.

SYMCAO-1971 -13-291SYMCAQ- 1965- 10-423AESTC9-1974-4-1JCPSA6- 1970-53-1 070JCPSA6- 1970- 53- 1 285NBTNAE- 1975-866-60JPCHAX - 1 97 1 - 75- 3 640SYMCAO- 1971- 13-281ZENAAU- 1973- 28- 1 383JPCRBU-1972- 1-535

( review

)

( review

)

(CH3)3CH 0H - (CH3)3C*Baker, et al.Baldwin, et al.Drysdale and LloydGrelner, N. R.Grelner, N. R.Grelner, N. R.Wilson, Wm. E., Jr.

SYMCAO-1971 -13-291SYMCAO- 1965- 10-4230XCRA4-197O-4-1 57 (review)JCPSA6- 1967-46-3389JCPSA6-1970-53-1 070JCPSA6- 197 0-53- 1285JPCRBU-1972- 1-535 (review)

H00» - CH3CH2CH2CH2 • [or CHgCHgCW * )CH3 ] H202Hampson and GarvinLloyd, A. C.

NBTNAE- 1975-866-63IJCKB0- 1974-6- 169

( review)( review )

( CH3)3CH H00- - (CH3)3C« H202Baldwin, et al

.

SYMCAO- 1971-13-251

53

(CH3)3CH HCe* - (CH3)3C« Kê^. (Cont'd)Hanpson and Ga.rvi.xi NBTNAE- 1 975- 866- 63 (review)Lloyd, A. C. IJCKB6-1974-6-169 (review)

cis- or trans -CH^CH'CHCHO flg -• productsCadle, et al, CMSHAF- 1 974- 3- 1 1

5

Minkoff and Tipper" Bd6KA7- 1962- 136

cis- or trans -CH^CH'CHCHfl 6^ productsHanst, et al. ACPCAT- 1959- 136-A7

CH3CH2CH2C( e ) • * " ^^^s^^z^^Z^^ ^ '

Demerjian, et al, AESTC9- 1 974-4-

1

CH3C( S )CH( • )CH3 * "* CH3a 6 )CH( 66 • )CH3

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)

CH3CH-CHCH2e6 • - productsDemerjian, et al, AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CH2"C( CH3 )CH2 66 • - productsDemerjian, et al, AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)

CH3CH2CH2C66 • - CH3CH2CH2 • C62Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CHgCCe )CH(6 •)CH3 * ^2 " CH3C( 6 )C( 6 )CH3 H66 •

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)

CH3CH( • )CH( 6 • )CH3 productsDemerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4-

1

( CH3 )2C( •)CH26* productsDemerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4-

1

CH3CH2C( 6 )CH3 * CIg -» products (overall)Bardwell, J. PRLAAZ- 1951 -207-470Bardwell and Hinshelwood PRLAAZ- 1950- 201 - 26Bardwell and Hinshelwood PRLAAZ- 1951 - 205- 375Bardwell and Hinshelwood PRLAAZ- 1951 -207-461Barnard, J. A, ADCSAJ- 1968- 76-98Barnard and Sheikh PSIRAA- 1973- 16-93Minko<f and Tipper B66KA7- 1962- 1 84 (review)Seaklns and Hinshelwood PRLAAZ- 196 3- 276-324Shtern, V. Ya, B66KA7-1964 (review)

CHgCm 6 •)CH( • )CH3 * ^2 " CH3CH( 6 • )CH( 66 • )CH3

Demerjian, et al, AESTC9- 1 974- 4-

1

(CH3)2C( •)CH2e« «2 "* < CHg )2C( 6 • )CH266 • [or i CK^ } ^C(. GO ' iCKê • }

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9 - 1 974- 4-

1

CH3CH2CH2CH6 6H - CH3CH2CH2C( 6 ) • H26

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974-4-1

( 6 )CH3 6H - CH3C6CH( • )CH3 H26Demerjian, et al, AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

54

CHgCHgCHgCna H66 • - CHgCHgCHgCt 6 ) • Hg^gBaldwin, et al. SYMCAQ- 1971- 13-251

CH^CC 0)6CH2CH2 * ^2 ~* P*'o<l^c-ts

Fish and Waris JCS0A9- 1 962- 451 3

CHgCHC 6»)CH(«fl« )CH3 -» CH3CH6 CHgCC Mwee*)Demerjian. e-t al. AESTC9- 1974-4-

1

(CH3)2C(e«)CH2(e0«) - <CH3)2Ce -CHgÔ*Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974- 4-

1

( CH3)2C( 60 •)CH26 • - ( CH3 )2C( • )( 66 • ) HCH6Demerjian. e-t al. AESTC9- 1974-4-1

CH3CH26CH2CH2 • - CH3CH26 • CH2-CH2Salooja. R. C. CBFMA6- 1 965-9-33 (mechanism)

CH3CH2CH2CH26 • [or CH3CH2CH( 6 • )CH3 ] - CH3CH2CH2 * HCH6 [or CH3CH2* CHgCHe ]

Benson and 6''Neal NSRDAP-l 970-21 -596 (review)Demerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)Mill, et al. JACSAT-1972-94-6802

CH3CH26CH( * )CH3 - CH3CH2 * CH3CH6Benson and a'Neal NSRDAP- 1 970-21 -600 (review)Salooja, K. C. CBFMA6- 1 96 5- 9-33 (mechanism)

( CH3 )3C6 • ( M ) - ( CH3 )2C6 CH3 •(!<)Allara. et al. IJCKB0- 1 972- 4-345 (calculation)Benson and O'Neal NSRDAP-1970-21 -597 (review)Gray, et al. PRKNAZ- 1967-4-63 (review)Heicklen, J. ADCSAJ- 196 8-76-23 (review)Hoare and Welllneton SYMCAQ- 1962-8-472Parkes, D, A. SYMCAQ- 1975- 1 5-795Thomas and Calvert JACSAT- 1962-84-4207

CH3CH2CH2CH26 • [or CH3CH2CH( 6 • )CH3 ] * €»2 "* CH3CH2CH2CH6 [ or CH3CH2C( 6 jCHg ] HeeDemerjian, et al. AESTC9 - 1974- 4-

1

(CH3)3C6« * &2 " <CH3)2C6 CH3e0 •

Hoare and Wellington SYMCAQ- 1962-8-472

CH3CH(6H)CH( * )CH3 * ^2 CH3CH( 6H )CH( 66 • )CH3


1

CH3CH26CH( •)CH3 * ^2 ^^^^CKêcm * iCU^

Salooja, K. C. CBPMA6- 1 96 5- 9-33 (mechanism)

CH36CH2CH( • )CH3 * ^^2 " CHsCKJEgCW 66 • )CH3

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)

(CH3)2C( •)CH26H * ^2 < CH3 )2C( 66 • )CH26HDemerjian, et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

55

Demerjlan. et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

(CHglgCe* ( CH3 IgCO • - ( CH3 ) 3Ce6C< CH3 ) 3Gray, e+ al. PRKNAZ- 1 967- 4-63 (review)

(CH3)3C6« R« - (CH3)3C6RGray, et al, PRKNAZ- 1967- 4-63 (review)Heicklen, J, ADCSAJ-1968-76-23 (review)

CH3CH2CH( a •)CH3 RH - CH3CH2CH( eH )CH3 R»Mill, et al. JACSAT- 1972-94-6802

(CH3)3Ce« RH - (CH3>3C6H R«Allara, et al. IJCKB6- 1 972- 4-345 (calculation)Allara, et al. ADCSAJ- 1968-76-40Gray, et al. PRKNAZ- 1 967- 4-63 (review)Heicklen, J. ADCSAJ-1968-76-23 (review;)Hoare and Wellington SYMCAQ- 1962-8-472Parkes. D. A. SYMCAO- 1 975- 1 5-795

CHgCHgCHgCHg-ee • [or CHgCHgCW 06 • )CH3 ] — productsAllara, et al, ACPCAT- 1 97 1 - 27-B31Baker, et al. JCFTAR- 1975-71 -756Baldwin and Walker CBFMA6- 1 973-21 -55 (review)Euker, C. A., Jr. DABBBA- 1970-30-4 1 1

5

Euker and Leinroth CBFMA6- 1 970- 1 5-275Geisbrecht and Daubert lEPDAW- 1975- 14-1 59Mill, et al, JACSAT- 1972-94-6 802Norikov and Blyumberg BACCAT- 1 96 2- 1 275Norikov, et al. BACCAT- 1 964-774Norikov, et al. 21 RAAM- 1 965-41

0

CH3CH(0H)CH(0«)CH3 - CH3CH(0H)« CH3CH6Demerjian, et al, AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CH30CH2CH( 0 • )CH3 - CH30CH2 ' CH3CH0 [or CH30CH2CH0 CH3 •

]

Demerjian, et al, AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

( CH3 )2C( 0 •)CH20H - (CH3)2C0 •CH20H


( CH3 )2C( 0B )CH20 * - (CH3)2C(0H)* HCH0Demerjian, et al, AESTC9-1 974-4-1 (review)

Cn^Cm • )CH2CH200H - CH3CH2CH2CH200 *

Geisbrecht and Daubert lEPDAW- 1 975 - 1 4- 1 59

CH30CH2CH( 0* )CH3 * "* CH3^CH2C( 0 )CH3 H00 •


CH300CH2CH( * )CH3 ©2 - CH300CH2CH( 00 • )CH3

Demerjian, et al, AESTC9- 1974- 4- 1 (review)

CH3CH( 00H )CH( OCHg * e>2 "* CH3CH( 00H )CH( 00 • )CH3


56

{CB^yâ. •)CH2fl6H 62 - (CH3 )2C( 66 •)CH26eHDemerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)

(CH3)3C66» Hee* - ( CH3 )3C66H 62Bell and McDowell CJCHAG- 1 961 -39-1 424

CH3CH2CH( 66 • ICHg > RH - CH3CH2CH( 66H )CH3 R*

Euker. C. A., Jr. DABBBA- 1970-30-4 1 1

5

Euker and Lelnroth CBFMA6- 1 970- 1 5-275Mill, et al. JACSAT-1972-94-6802Norlkov and Blyumberg BACCAT- 1962- 1275Norikov, et al. BACCAT- 1 964-774Norikov, et al. 21 RAAM- 1 96 5-41

0

( CH3 )2CHCH266 • [or (CH3)3C66«] RH - ( CH3 )2CHCH266H [ or (CH3)3C66H] R*

Allara. e* al. IJCKB6- 1972- 4-345 (calculation)Allara. et al. ADCSAJ- 1 96 8-76-40Burgess and Robb TFS6A4- 1 958- 54- 1 01

5

( CH3 )2CHCH266 • [or (CH3)3C66-] R66 • - productsAllara. et al. IJCKB6- 1972- 4- 345 (calculation)Allara. et al. ADCSAJ- 1 96 8- 76 -4

0

Benson. S. W. JCPSA6- 1 964-40- 1 007Parkes. D. A. SYMCAQ- 1 975- 1 5-795

CH 66 • )6CH2CH3 -» CHgCm 66H )6CH( •)CH3

Salooja. K. C. CBFMA6- 1 965- 9-33 (mechanism)

CH366CH2CH( 6 • )CH3 - CH366CH2CH6 CH3 • [or CH3e6CH2 * * CH3CH0 ]

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9 - 1974- 4- 1 (review)

CH3CH(6«)CB( eeH)CH3 - CH3CH6 CH3CH( •)e6H

Demerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

( CH3 )2C( 6 • )CH266H - ( CH3 )2Ce •CH266HDemerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1974- 4- 1 (review)

CH366CH2CH( 6 • )CH3 * ^2 " CH3€'6CH2C( 6 )CH3 H66 •

Demerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CH36CH2CH( 66 • )CH3 H66 • -» CH36CH2CH( e6H )CH3 [or CH36CH2CH( 6 • )CH3 6H ] 62Demerjian, et al . AESTC9- 1 974- 4- 1 (review)

CH36CH2CH( 66 • )CH3 R6e • - CH36CH2CH( 6 • )CH3 R6 • 62Demerjian. et al. AESTC9-1974-4-1 (review)

CH3CH26CH2CH3 - CH2"CH2 CH3CH26H [or CH3CH2 • CH3CH26-]Benson and e'Neal NSRDAP- 1970-21 -415 (review)Minkoff and Tipper B66KA7- 1 962- 1 84 (review)

CH3CH2CH2CH26H * 62 products (overall)Cullis and Warwlcker PRLAAZ- 1 96 1 - 264- 392

CH3CH2CH( 0H )CH3 * ^'2 " P**o<l«c'ts (overall)Cullis and Warwicker PRLAAZ- 1 96 1 -264- 392

57

( CHj )2CHCH26H * ^2 "* P*'o«*^c*s (overall)Cullis and Warwicker PRLAAZ- 1961 -264-392

(CHÎjCGH * ^2 ~* Pi^<t»iC*s (overall)Cullis and Warwicker PRLAAZ- 196 1 -264-392

CH2CH2eCH2CH2 * ^2 "* CH^CHgOCW •)CH3 HGO •

Salooja, K. C. CBFMA6- 1 965- 9-33 (mechanism)Shtern, V, Ya. BeeKA7-1964 (review)

CH3CH20CH2CH3 en - CH3CH26CH2CH2 • HgOSalooja^ K. C. CBFMAe- 1 965-9-33 (mechanism)

cHjCHgeecHgCHg -» cUjCnê* * CK^cuê'Benson and O'Neal NSRDAP- 1970- 21 -428 (review)Blat, et al. ACPYAR- 1939>» 10-273Gray, et al. PRKNAZ- 1 967- 4- 63 (review)

(CH3)3Ce0H -» (CH3)3C0« 0HBell, e-t al. DFSOAW- 1 951 - 1 0-242Benson, S. W, JCPSA6- 1964-40-1 007Benson and O'Neal NSRDAP- 1 970- 21 -438 (review)Gray, et al. PRKNAZ- 1967-4-63 (review)Kirk and Knox TFS6A4- 1 960- 56- 1 296

(CH3)3C06H en - (CH3)3Ce0« HgOBenson, S. W, JCPSA6 - 1 964-40- 1 007

58

Compounds

CH2"C"C( CH3 )2 6 produc-tsHavel, J. J* JACSAT- 1 974-96-530

CH^CHgCHgCH-CHg 6 -» productsHerron and Hule JPCRBU- 1973-2-467 ( revl ew

)

cis- or trans -CHgCHgCH-CHCHgCvetanovl6, R. J.Cvet:anovl6, R» J.Cve-tanovl6, R. J.Ford and EndowHerron and HuleScheer and Kieln

6 -• productsJCPSA6-1959-30-1

9

CJCHAG- 1 960- 38- 1 678ADPCA2- 1963-1-115JCPSA6- 1957- 27- 1 277JPCRBU- 1973-2-467JPCHAX- 1970-74-2732

( re vi ew

)

( revi ew

)

( revi ew

)

( mechanism

)

( CH3 )2C-CHCH- 6 -» productsCvetanovlc, R. J.CvetanoviS, R, J,Cvetanovi6, R. J«Furuyama, et al«Havel, J. J,Herron and Huie

JCPSA6- 1960-33-1 063CJCHAG- 1960- 38- 1 678ADPCA2- 1963- 1-115IJCKB0- 1974-6-741JACSAT- 1974-96-530JPCRBU- 1973-2-467

( revi ew

)

( revi ew

)

( revi ew

)

62 " products (overall)Chernyak and Duda RJPCAR- 1 973-47-751

CH3CH2CH2CH-CH2

Hughes and Prodhan CBFMA6- 1973-21 -297

cis- or trans-CH^CHgCH-CHCHgHughes and Prodhan

&2 ~* products ( overall )

CBFMA0- 1973-21 -297

( CH3 )2C-CHCH2 * ^2 " P'*<»<****5*s (overall)Cullis, et al.Huie and Herron

PRLAAZ- 1961 -262-318PRKNAZ- 1975-8-1 (review)

CH3CH2CH2CH-CH2 63 — productsCadle and SchadtHanst, et al.Japar, et al.Vrhaski and Cvetanovi6Wei and Cvetanovi6

JACSAT - 1 952 - 74 -6 002ACPCAT- 1959- 136- A7JPCHAX- 1974 -78-231 aCJCHAG- 196 0-38 -1053CJCHAG- 1963-41-913

cis- or trans-CH3CH2CH"CHCH3Cox and PenkettHanst, et al.Vrtaaski and Cvetanovi6Wei and CvetanoviC

63 -• productsJCFTAR- 1972 -68- 1735ACPCAT- 1959- 136- A7CJCHAG- 1 96 0-38-1053CJCHAG- 1963-41-913

( CH, )^C-CHCH-'3 '2 63 productsBufalini and AltshullerCox and PenkettHuie and HerronJapar, et al.Vrbaski and CvetanovifeWei and Cvetanovi6

CJCHAG- 1965-43-2243JCFTAR- 1972 -68- 1735IJCKB0-1975-7-Sup. 1

JPCHAX -1974 -78 -2 31

8

CJCHAG- 1 960-38- 1 053CJCHAG- 1963-41-913

CH3CH2C( CH3 )-CH2 63 — productsVrbaski and Cvetanovi6Wei and Cvetanovi6

CJCHAG- 196 0-38- 1053CJCHAG- 1963-41-913

59

( CHg )2CHCH"CH2 6^ — productsVrbaskl and Cvetanovl6 CJCHAG- 1 960-38 - 1 053Wei and Cve-tanovl6 CJCHAG- 1963- 41-913

CHgCHgCHgCH-CHg 0H -» productsMorris and Nlkl JPCHAX- 1 97 1 -75-3640

cis- or trans-CHgCHgCH-CHCH^ 6H productsMorris and Nikl JPCHAX- 1 97 1 -75-3640

CHgCHgCC CH^ )"CH2 6H productsMorris and Niki JPCHAX- 1 97 1 -75-3640

(CHg )2C«CHCH2 0H -• productsMorris and Nlki JPCHAX-1971 -75-3640

CHgCHgCHgCm •)CH3 "* CH3CH2CH2CH( 60 • ICHg

Dahm and Vertioek CBFMA6- 1968- 12-380 (mechanism)Hughes and Simmons SYMCAQ- 1969- 12-449 (mechanism)

(CH3 )2CHCH2CH2* [or ( CH3 )2CHCH( • )CH3, or (CH3)2C( •)CH2CH3] * 63 -» productsIJCKBG- 1972-4-345 (calculation)CBFMAe-1969-13-223 (mechanism)

BSCFAS-1968-2796BSCFAS- 1 971 - 31 39CBFMA6- 1970- 14-3

1

ADCSAJ - 1 96 8 - 76 - 1 2 4PRLAAZ- 1969-308-305 (mechanism)RTCPA3- 1962-81 -720

JCPSA6-1970-53-1 070

JPCHAX- 1969-73-3327JPCRBU- 1973-2-467 (review)PRKNAZ- 197 5- 8-1 (review)JPCHAX- 1974-78-1457

IJCKB6- 1972- 4-345 (calculation)JPCHAX- 1969-73-3327JPCRBU-1973-2-467 (review)

JPCHAX- 1969-73-3327JPCRBU-1973-2-467 (review)PRKNAZ-1975-8-1 (review)JPCHAX- 1974-78-1457

Paraskevopoulos and Cvetanovi6 JACSAT- 1969 -9 1 -7572Paraskevopoulos and Cvetanovl6 CHPLBC- 1971 -9- 603Wright, F. J. SYMCAQ- 1965- 10-387

CH3CH2CH2CH2CH3 62 -* products (overall)Alvazov and Neiman ZFKHA9- 1936-8-88Aivazov and Neiman ZFKHA9- 1936-8-543Alvazov and Neiman ACPYAR- 1937-6-279

Allara, et al«Varkey and Sandler

( CH3 )3CCH2 • * ^2 " P**o<*^«^*s

Antonik and LucquinAntonik and LucquinBaker, et al.Baldwin, et al.Drysdale and NorrishZeelenberg, A. P.

(CH3)3CCH2* 6H - (CH3)3CCH20HGreiner, N. R.

CH3CH2CH2CH2CH3 e productsHerron and HuieHerron and HuieHuie and HerronMichaud, et al.

(CH3 )2CHCH2CH3 0 - productsAllara, et al.Herron and HuieHerron and Huie

( CH3 )^C * 6 — productsHerron and HuieHerron and HuieHuie and HerronMichaud. et al.

60

6, products (overall) (Cont'd)Alvazov and Neiman ZFKHA9-1 937-9-231Bastow and Cullis PRLAAZ- 1974-338- 327Bastow and Cullis B06KA7- 1975- 765Berry, et al. ADCSAJ- 1 968- 76- 86Chung and Sandler CBFMAO- 1963- 7- 339Crossley, et al. CBFMA6- 1972- 19-373Cullis and Hlnshelwood DFS6AW- 1947- 2- 1 1

7

Cullis. et al. PRLAAZ- 1967-300-455Dahm and Verhoek CBFMA6-1968- 12-380Hughes and Slnmons SYMCAQ- 1969- 12-449Hughes and Simmons CBFMA6- ^970- 1 4- 1 03Karbasslan, et al, BSCFAS- 1 973- 3249Knox and Klnnear SYMCAQ- 1 97 1 - 13- 2 1

7

Kuhn and Wellman WSCPAH- 1 972-No. 72-41Lee and Malmberg ACSRAL- 1961 - 139-2JLewis and Von Elbe B66KA7- 1 96 1 - 90 (review)Malherbe and Walsh TFS6A4- 1 950- 46- 824Malherbe and Walsh TFS6A4- 1 950- 46- 835Mulcahy, M. F, R. DFS0AW- 1947- 2- 1 2

8

Neiman and Alvazov NATUAS- 1 935- 1 35-655Prettre, M. C6REAF- 1936 - 203- 561Semenov, N. Bd6KA7- 1935- 332 (review)Shtern. V, Ya. BeeKA7-1964 (review)Sochet, et al. JCPBAN- 1966- 63- 1 555

( CHg )2<^HCH2CH2 Og products (overall)Allara and EdelsonDegtyareva, et al.Klrlk, et al.Varkey and Sandler

RCTEA4- 1972-45-437NEFTAH-1972- 12-712DYTIAX- 1972-22-74CBFMA6- 1969- 13-223

( calculation)

( CH3 )^C flg -• products ( overall )

Antonlk and Lucquln BSCFAS"Antonik and Lucquln BSCFAS<Drysdale, D, D. CBFMA6"Drysdale and Norrlsh PRLAAZ-Falconer and Van Tlggelen SYMCAQ*Falconer, et al. JCS6A9-Falconer, et al, JCSeA9-Flsh, A. CBFMA6-Ray and Waddlngton B66KA7-Seaklns and Hlnshelwood PRLAAZ-Zeelenberg, A. P. RTCPA3-

1968-27961968-40431971 - 17-2611969- 308-3051963-9-6891961-7821961- 42851969-13-231975-7211963-276-3241962- 81-720

OH^CH ^^"S.-^ 0H - CHgCHgCHgCHgCHgChung and SandlerHughes and Simmons

[ or CH_CH_CHpCH( • )CH.2^ "2^'2CBFMAe- 1963- 7-339SYMCAQ- 1969- 12-449

or CH3CH2CH( )CH,

( mechanism

)

(CH3)^C 6H - (CH3)3CCH2* * HgCBaldwin, et al

.

Drysdale and NorrlshGrelner, N. R.Grelner, N. R.

ADCSAJ- 1968-76-124PRLAAZ- 1969-308-305JCPSA6- 1970-53-1 070JCPSA6- 1970- 53- 1 285

( mechanism

)

H00 • - CH3CH2CH2CH2CH2 • [or CH3CH2CH2CH( • )CH3, or CH3CH2CH( • )C

Hughes and Simmons SYMCAQ- 1969- 12-449 (mechanism)CH3CH2CH2CH2CH3

CH3CH2C( 6 )CH2CH3 62 ~* products ( overall )

Barnard, J. A.Barnard and Sheikh

ADCSAJ- 1 96 8 - 76 -9 8PSIRAA- 1973-16-9 3

( CH3 )3CCH0 02 - ( CH3 )3C

Drysdale and NorrlshC0 H00 •

PRLAAZ- 1969-308-305 ( mechanism )

(CH3)3CCH0 R00 • - ( CH3 )3CC( 0 ) • R00HAntonik and Lucquln BSCFAS- 1 968-2796Antonlk and Lucquln BSCFAS- 197 1 - 31 39

61

CH,CH«CHCH( 66a)CH-, - CH-,CH-CHCHe CH-, • 6H'3 ^"3'Dahm and Verhoek CBFMA6-196 8-12-380 (mechanism)

( CH3 )^C{ 6 • >CH2CH3 -» proflCuc-ts

Allara, et al.Gray, et at.

IJCKBC- 1972-4-345PRKNAZ- 1967- 4-63

( calculation

)

( review

)

( CH3 )^CCB2^ • — productsFish, A. CBFMA6- 1969-13-23 ( mechanism

)

(CH3)2C( •)CH2eCH3 * ^2 ^ {CM^)^C{ 06 • )CE^0CB.j

Demerjian, e-t al. AESTC9- 1974- 4-1 ( review

)

CH36CH(CH3 )CH( •)CH3 * ^2 " ^^360^ CH3 )CH( 66 • )CH3

Demerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4-

1

( review

)

( CH3 IgCC 6 • jCHgCHg RH - ( CH3 IgCC 6H)CH2CH3 R

Allara, e-t al. IJCKB6- 1972-4-345 (calculation)

(CH3)3CCH26« RH - ( CH3 )3CCH26H R

Antonik and LucquinFish. A.Zeelenberg, A. P.

BSCFAS- 1 97 1 -31 39CBFMA6- 1 969- 1 3-23RTCPA3-1962-81 -720

( mechanism

)

CH3CH2CH2CH( 66 • )CH3 [or CH3CH2CH( 66 • )CH2CH3 ] -» productsBureess and Robb TFS6A4- 1958-54-1 01

5

Chung and Sandler CBFMAe- 1963- 7-339Dahm and Verhoek CBFMA6- 1 968- 1 2- 3 80 (mechanism)Hughes and Simmons STMCAQ- 1969- 12 -449 (mechanism)Knox and Kinnear SYMCAQ- 1971 - 13-2 1

7

( CH3)2C( 6 • )CH26CH3 - (^3)206 CH36CH2 • [or CH3 • CHjW 6 )CH26CH3 ]


CH36CH( CH3)CH( 6 • )CH3 - CH30CH( • KiE^

Demerjian, et al.

CH3CH6 [or CHgecm CH3 )CH0 CH3*]AESTC9- 1974-4-1 (review)

•CH2C(CH3 )2CH266H productsBaker, et al. CBFMA6-1970- 14-31

( CH3 )3CCH266 • -• productsAntonik and LucquinAntonik and LucquinFish, A.Zeelenberg, A. P.

BSCFAS- 1968- 2796BSCFAS- 1 97 1 - 3 1 39CBFMA6- 1969-13-23RTCPA3- 1962-81-720

( mechanism

)

CH3CH( •)CH2CH(66H)CH3 62 *• product s

Dahm and VerhoekHughes and Simmons

CBFMA6-196 8-12-380SYMCAQ- 1969- 12-449

( mechanism

)

( mechanism

)

CH366CH(CH3 )CH( )CH- 62 - CH3e6CH( CH3)CH( 66* )CH3

Demerjian, et al. AESTC9-1974-4-1 ( review

)

•CH2C( CH3 )2CH266H * ^2 "* ProductsBaker, et al. CBFMAe- 1970- 14-31

62

iCBji2^^ •)CH2C»6CH3 * €'2 "* < CH3 )2C( 66 • )CH2 06CH3Demerjlan, et al. AESTC9- 1974--4- 1 (review)

CH3CH2CH2CH( 00 • )CH3 RH - CH3CH2CH2 CH( e6H )CH3 R«Dahm andt Verhoek CBFMAO- 1968- 12-380 (mechanism)Knox and Klnnear SYMCAQ- 1971- 13-217

( CH3 )2CHCH2CH20€» • [or ( CH3 )2CHCH( 06 • )CH3 , or ( CH3 ) 2C( 00« )CH2CH3 ] RH -

(CH3 )2CHCH2CH206H [or ( CH3 )2CHCH( 06H )CH3, or ( CH3 )2C( 00H )CH2CH3 ] R«Allara, et al. IJCKB0- 1972-4-345 (calculation)Deetyareva. et al, NEFTAH- 1972- 12-854Degtyareva, et al. NEFTAH- 1 973- 1 3- 82

( CH3 )3CCH266 • RH - ( CH3 )3CCH266H R-

Fish. A. CBFMA6- 1969-13-23 (mechanism)

( CH3 )2C( 66 • )CH2CH3 R66 • - productsAllara, et al. IJCKB6- 1 972- 4-345 (calculation)

CH366CH(CH3)CH( 6 •)CH3 - CH366CH( * )CH3 CH3CH6 [or CH360CH( CH3 )CH6 CH3 •]

Deaerjlan. et al. AESTC9- 1 974-4- 1 (review)

( CH3 )^Cl 0 • )CH266CH3 - ( CH3 )2C6 CH366CH2 * [ or CH3 • CH3C( 0 )CH266CH3

]

Demerjian. et al. AESTC9- 1974-4- 1 (review)

(CH3)3C0CH3 -» ( CH3 )2C-CH2 CH30HChoo, et al. IJCKB6- 1 974 -6-63

1

( CH3 )3CCH260H -» (CH3)3CCH20* 6HAntonik and Lucquin BSCFAS- 197 1 -31 39Fish, A. CBFMA6-1969-13-23 (mechanism)

(CH3 )2C(66H )CH2CH3 ( CH3 )2C( 6H )CH2CH3 -» 2( CH3 )2C( 6 • )CH2CH3 H26Degtyareva, et al, NEFTAH- 1972- 1 2- 854

63

Compounds

CH3CH'C-C( CH3 )2 6 - productsHavel, J. J. JACSAT- 1974-96-530

CHg-CHCHgCHgCH-CHgSaiooja, K. C.

6^ productsCBFMA6-1 96 8-12-597

CH^CHgCHgCHgCH-CHg * 6 -* productsCvetanovi€, R. J.Cvetanovii, R, J,Herron and Huie

CJCHAG- 1960-38-1 678 (review)ADPCA2- 1963- 1-1 1 5 (review)JPCRBU- 1973-2-467 (review)

( CH3 )2C-C( CH3 )2 6 -» productsCvetanovi6, R, J. JCPSA6'Cvetanovi€, R. J. CJCHAG-Cvetanovi6, R. J, ADPCA2"Cvetanovi6, R, J. JCPSA6-Davis, et al, JCPSA6-Furuyama, et al, IJCKBd'Havel, J. J. JACSAT-Herron and Huie JPCRBU-Huie and Herron PRKNAZ-

1960-33-1 0631960-38-16781963-1-1 1

5

1959-30-191973- 59-6281974-6-7411974- 96-530•1973-2-4671975- 8- 1

( re vi ew )

( revi ew)

( revi ew )

( revi ew

)

CH3CH2CH2CH2CH-CH2 62 "* products ( overall )

Bawn and SkirrowKucher, et al.Nechitallo, et al.Salooja, K. C.Shtern, V. Ya.Skirrow, G.

SYMCAO- 1955-5-521DBGGAM- 1974 -36-1 019jeCYA9- 1974- 10-2 035CBFMA6-1968-12-597Be6KA7-1964PRLAAZ-195 8-244-345

( revi ew )

cis- or trans -CH3CH2CH2CH-CHCH3Eucher, et al.

62 productsDBGGAM- 1974-36-1 01

9

CHgCHgCHgCHgCH-CHg «3 - productsBufalini and Altshuller CJCHAG- 1965-43-2243Cadle and Schadt JACSAT- 1 952 -74 -6002Cox and Penkett JCFTAR- 1972- 68- 1 735Hanst, et al. ACPCAT- 1959- 136- A7Japar, et al. JPCHAX- 1974- 78-231

8

Saltzman, B. E, lECHAD- 1 958- 50- 677Saltzman and Gilbert lECHAD- 1959- 51 - 1 41

5

Stedman, et al . JPCHAX- 1 973- 77- 251

1

VrJoaski and Cvetanovl6 CJCHAG- 1960- 38- 1 053Wei and Cvetanovi6 CJCHAG- 1963- 41 -9 1

3

cis- or trans-CH2CH2CH2CH-CHCH3Wei and Cvetanovi6

63 productsCJCHAG- 1963 -41 -913

CH3CH2CH2C( CH3 )"CH2 * ^3 "* productsCox and Penkett JCFTAR- 1 972-68- 1 735Wei and Cvetanovi£ CJCHAG- 1963 -41 -913

( CH3 )2CHCH2CH-CH2 63 - productsCox and PenkettWei and Cvetanovlfc

JCFTAR- 1972 -68 -1735CJCHAG- 1963 -41 -913

cis- or trans-( CH3 )2CHCH-CHCH3 63 — productsWei and Cvetanovi6 CJCHAG- 1963-41 -913

64

els- or trans-CHgCHgCC CH3 ) -CHCH3Japai*, et at.Wei and Cve-tanovi6

* 63 -• productsJPCHAX - 1 974 - 78- 23 1

8

CJCHAG- 1963-41-913

CH^CHgCm CH3 )CH-CH2Wei and Cve-tanovi6

63 — productsCJCHAG- 1963 -41 -913

( CH3 )2C-C( CH3 )2 * ^2 " P**o<*"«*s

Huie and HerronJapar, et al.Vrbaski and Cve-tanovi6Wei and Cvetanovife

IJCKBe- 1975-7-Sup. 1

JPCHAX -1974 -78 -23 18CJCHAG- 1960-38-1 053CJCHAG- 196 3- 41-913

( CH3 )2C-C( CH3 )2 en - productsMorris and Niki JPCHAX- 1971 -75-3640

CH3CH2CH2C( •)(CH3)2 *

Cullis, et al.62 - CH3CH2CH2C( CH3 )2ei6 •

SYMCAQ- 1 963- 9-167 ( mechanism)

(CH3)2CHC( •)(CH3)2 [or ( CH3 )2CHCH( CH3 )CH2 • ] * "* < CH3 IgCHCC CH3 )266Fish and Wilson SYMCAQ- 197 1 - 1 3-229 (mechanism)Trimm and Cullis JCS6A9- 1 963- 1 430 (mechanism)

(CH3)2CHC( •)(CH3)2 [or ( CH3 )2CHCH( CH3 )CH2 * ] 6H - productsGreiner, N, R. JCPSA6- 1970- 53- 1 070

CH3( CH2 )4CH3 6 productsHerron and HuieHerron and HuieHuie and Herron

JPCHAX- 1969-73-3 327JPCRBU- 1973- 2-467 (review)PRKNAZ- 1975- 8-1 (review)

( CH3 )2CHCH( CH3 )2 6 -• productsHerron and HuieHerron and HuieHuie anct Herron

JPCHAX- 1969-73-3327JPCRBU-1973-2-467 (review)PRKNAZ- 1975- 8-1 (review)

CH3(CH2 >4CH3

BaileyBerry,CullisCullisCullisJo hnsoKendeKuhn aMalherMai her9hlmanSalooJSalooJSalooJShternWagner

6p products (overall)and Norrish PRLAAZ-et al, ADCSAJ-and Hlnshelwood DFS6AW-and Mulcahy RIFPA9"

, et al. PRLAAZ-n, et al. lECHAD-and Gal CBFMA6-nd Wellman WSCPAH-be and Walsh TFSOA4-be and Walsh TFS6A4<n, G. WZTLA3-a, K, C. CBFMA6-a. K. C. CBFMAe-a. K. C. CBFMA6-, V. Ya. BeeKA7-, H. Gg« SYMCAO-

1952-212-31

1

1 968-76-861947-2-1 171949- 4-2831966-289-4021954-46-15121962-6-1091972- No. 721950- 46-8241950-46-8351970-12-1951962- 6-2751965-9-2191968-12-59719641 963-9-454

41

( review )

( CH3 )2CHCH2CH2CH3 * ^2 "* Products (overall)Affleck and Fish SYMCAQ- 1 96 7- 1 1 - 1 003Atherton, et al. SYMCAQ- 1 973- 14-5 1

3

Cullis and Hlnshelwood DFS6AW- 1 947- 2- 1 1

7

Cullis and Mulcahy RIFPA9- 1 949-4-283Cullis, et al. SYMCAQ- 1963-9- 167Cullis, et al. PRLAAZ - 1 959- 251 - 265Fish, A. PRLAAZ- 1966-293-378

( mechan ism

)

65

( CH3 )2CHCH2CH2CH3 63 - products (overall) (Cont'd)Fish, A, PRLAAZ-1967-298-204Fish, et nl. PRLAAZ- 1S69-313-261Johnson, et al. lECHAD- 1 954- 46« 1 51

2

Salooja, K. C. CBFMA6- 1 962- 6- 275Salooja, K, C, CBFMAe-196 5-9-219Salooja, K. C, CBFMA6-1968- 12-597

( CH3CH2 )2CHCH3 * ^2 " P***»**^*^*

Barat, et al.Burt, et al.Cullis and HinshelwoodJohnson, et al.Salooja, E, C.Salooja, K. C.Salooja, K. C.

( overall

)

SYMCAQ- 1971 - 13-1 79CBFMA6- 1 96 5- 9- I 59DFS6AW- 1947 -2-117lECHAD- 1 954-46-1 51

2

CBFMA6- 1962-6-275CBFMA6- 1 965- 9-2 1 9CBFMA6- 1968- 12-597

Cullis and HinshelwoodJohnson, et al.Salooja, K. C.Salooja, K. C.Salooja, K. C.

( overall

)

DFS6AW-1947-2-1 1

7

IECHAD-1954-46-1512CBFMA6- 1962-6-275CBFMAe- 1 96 5 - 9- 2 1 9CBFMAC»- 1968- 12-597

( CH3 )2CHCH( CH3 )2 * ^2 "* Pôttucta (overall)CBFMAe- 1965-9-159Burt, et al.

Cullis and HinshelwoodFish and WilsonJohnson, et al.Mill and MontorslSalooja, K. C.Salooja, E. C.Salooja, K. C.Trlmm and Cullis

DFS6AW-1 947-2-1 17SYMCAQ- 1971 -13-229lECHAD- 1 954 - 46 - 1 5 1

2

IJCKB6- 1 973 - 5 - 1 1

9

CBFMA6- 1962 -6-275CBFMA6-1965-9-219CBFMA6- 1 968- 1 2 -597JCS6A9- 1 96 3 - 1 43 0

CH3( CHg )^CBj 0^ -• productsRazumovskll and Zalkov DKPCAG- 1 973 -212 - 806

( CH3CH2 )2CHCH3 63 -• productsRazumovskll and Zalkov DKPCAG- 1973 -21 2-806

( CH3 )2CHCH( CH3 )2 0H - productsFish and WilsonGrelner, N. R.Grelner, N. R.

SYMCAQ- 1971 -13-229 (mechanism)JCPSA6- 1970-53-1 070JCPSA6-1970-53-1 285

CH3CH2CH2C(CH3 )26 • - CH3CH2CH2 * ( CH3 )2C6

Cullis, et al, SYMCAQ- 1963-9- 167 (mechanism)

( CH3 )2CHC( CH3 • -» productsTrlmm and Cullis JCS6A9-1 963- 1430 (mechanism)

(CH3)3CC( •)(CH3)6H RH -» ( CH3 ) gCCm CH3 )6H R*Trlmm and Cullis JCS6A9- 196 3- 1430 (mechanism)

CH3CH2CH2CH2CH( 06 • )CH3 [or CH3CH2CH2CH( 06 • )CH2CH3 ] - productsBurgess and Robb TFS6A4 - 1 95 8- 54- 1 01

5

Cullis, et al. PRLAAZ- 1966-289-402

CH3CH2CH2C( CH3 )206 • -• productsCullis, et al. SYMCAQ-1963-9-167 (mechanism)

66

( CHg )2CHC{ CHg )20a • -» productsFish and WilsonTrimm and CuIIls

SYMCAO- 1971 -13-229JCSflA9-1963- 1430


)

CHgCHCeaH )CH2CH( *)CK^Clij - productsCullis, et al. PRLAAZ- 1966-289- 402

(CH3 )2C(e6H)C< • XCHg )2 [or ( CH3 ) gCC ÔH )CH( CH3 )CH2 * ] - productsFish and Wilson SYMCAQ- 197 1 - 13-229 (mechanism)Trimm and Cullis JCS<°IA9-1 963- 1430 (mechanism)

CH3CH2CH2C(CH3 )266 * RH - CH3CH2CH2C( CH3 )2€»0H R«Cullis, et al, SYMCAQ- 1963-9- 167 ( mechanism

)

(CH3)2CHC(CH3 )2e6* RH - ( CH3 )2CHC( CH3 )2 00H R«Trimm and Cullis JCS6A9- 1963- 1430 ( mechanl sm

)

( CH3 )2CH6CH( CH3 )2 * ^2 "* P*'o****«'*s

Minkoff and Tipper B0dKA7- 1 962- 1 84Shtern, V. Ya. B00K:A7-1964

( review

)

< review

)

(CH3 )2C(06H)CH2CH2CH3 - ( CH2 ) gCC « * )CH2CH2CH3 6H

Cullis, et al

•

SYMCAQ- 1963-9-167 ( mechanism

)

( CH3 )2C( 00H )CH< CH3 )2 - ( CH3)2C(e-)CH<CH3)2 0HTrimm and Cullis JCS0A9-1963- 1430 ( mechanism

)

CH3CH2CH2©0CH2CH2CH3 - CH3CH2CH26 * CH3CH2CH2fl»

Benson and 6''NealGray, et al.

NSRDAP- 1970- 21 -429PRKNAZ- 1967- 4- 63

( review)( review)

( CH3 )2CHeeCH( CH3 )2 * ^2 " P«'o«'»»c*s

Chamberlain and Walsh RIFPA9- 1949-4-301

67

Cy Coaqpounds

CHgC CHg )4CH"CH2 63 productsCullis, e-t al. PRLAAZ- 1969-31 1-253

CHgC CHg )^CH-CH2 * ^3 productsCadle and Schad-t JACSAT-l 952-74-6002

cis- or trans-CHgCHgCH-CHCHgCHgCHgHanst, e-t al.

6^ ~* productsACPCAT- 1959- 136-A7

CHgCCHg )^ )CH( •)CH3 * CJg - CHgC )^CH( 60 • ICHg

SchrSder, et al. ZPCLAH- 1964-225- 175

( CH3 IgCCHC CH3 iCHg • [or -CHgCt CH3 )2CH( CH3 or (CH^)^CC( -XCH^),] 6H -» productGrelner, N. R.

'3 '3^

JCPSA6- 1970-53-1 070

( mechanism)

3>2

CHgCCHg )5CH3 6 -• productsHerron and HuleHerron and HuieHule and HerronMarsh and HelcklenShlmann, G.

JPCHAX- 1969 -73 -3327JPCRBU- 1 973-2-467PRKNAZ- 1975-8-1JPCHAX -1 96 7-71-2 50WZTLA3- 1970-12-195

( review )

( review )

( CH3 )3CCH2CH2CH3 6 -• productsHerron and HuleHerron and Hule

JPCHAX- 1969-73-3327JPCRBU- 1973- 2-467 ( review )

( CH3 )2CHCH2CH(CH3 )2 6 productsHerron and HuieHerron and Hule

JPCHAX- 1 969-73-3327JPCRBU- 1973-2-467 ( review )

CH3(CH2)5CH3 * ^2. ~* VôdiXACta

Barnard and HarwoodBonner and TipperBonner and TipperBurgess and LaughllnBurgess and LaughllnChen, et al.Cullls. et al.Cullis« et al.Cullls, et al.Cullls, et al.Lischke, et al.dhlmann, G.9hlmann, et al,Shlmann, et al.6rr, C. R.Pospelov and SaraevaRlchter, et al.Rlchter, et al.Salooja, X. C.Saraeva, et al.SchrSder, et al.Shtern, V, Ya

.

Szabo, et al.Tipper and TltchardYantovskll, S. A.Yantovskll, S. A.Yantovskll, S. Ya.Yantovskll, S. A.

overall

)

CBFMA6-1973-21 -1 41CBFMA6- 1965 -9-387SYMCAQ-1965-10-145CC6MA8- 196 7-769CBFMA«- 1972-19-315HHHPA4- 1966-32-1PRLAAZ- 1 966 - 292- 57 5PRLAAZ- 1969- 31 I -253PRLAAZ- 1 96 5-284 -108SYMCAQ-1971 -13-195ZPCLAH- 1965-230-73WZTLA3- 1970-1 2-1 95ZPCLAH- 1 96 1 - 21 8- 24ZPCLAH- 1 96 1 - 2 1 8- 42SYMCAQ- 1963-9-1034NEFTAH-196a-8-543ZPCLAH- 1973-253-207ZPCLAH- 1973- 253- 21

7

CBFMA6- 1968-12-597NEFTAH- 1967- 7- 596ZPCLAH- 1964-225- 175 (mechanism)B60KA7-1964 (review)ACASA2 - 1 972 - 74 -2 39CBFMA6- 1971 - 16-223KICAA8- 1964-5-27KICAA8- 196 4-5-348KICAA8-1966-7-16KICAA8- 1967- 8-437

68

CHgCHgCW CH3 )CH2CH2CH3 - products (overall)ann. et al* ZPCLAH- 1 96 1-218- 24

( CHg )2CHCH2CH<CH3 )2 * ^2 "* products (overall)Criegee and Ludwig EKEPAB- 1 962- 15-523Mill and Montorsi ACSRAL- 1 97 1 - 16 1 - PETR-8Mill and Montorsi IJCKB6- 1 973 - 5- 1 I 9

(CH3CH2)3CH * ^2 " P**o<**»*=*s (overall)Barat, et al,Barat* et al

PRLAAZ- 1971 -325-469SYMCAO- 1971 -13-1 79

CH3(CH2)5CH3 6H -» productsCullis, et al. PSLAAZ- 1965-284- 108

( CH3 )3CCH( CH3 )2 6H - productsGreiner, N. K. JCPSA6- 1970-53-1 070

CH3(CH2 >5CH3 H©6 • -» productsCullis, et al

.

PRLAAZ- 1965-284-108

CH3(CH2)5CHe * «2 " <^^2^5^^^^ ' *

Cullis, et al, PRLAAZ- 196 5-284- 1 08

CH3(CH2 )4CH(ee«)CH3 - productsBurgess and Robb TFSeA4 - 1958- 54- 1 01

5

Schroder, et al. ZPCLAH- 1 964-225- 1 75 (mechanism)

69

Cq Compounds

( CH3 )2C-CHCH-C< CH3 )2 62 -• productsSalooja, K. C. CBFMA0- 1 968- 1 2-597

CHgC CH2 )gCH-CH2 * ^2 "* P**o<*victs

Altwlcker and Basila TETIJAB- 1 973-29- 1 969

{CV.î2^^^^'^'^^^^^^3^2 * ^2 "* P«^<*«c*s (overall)Crieeee and Ludwig EEEPAB- 196 2- 15-523

CHgC CHg )gCH"CH2 * ^3 "* productsAl-twlcker and Basila TETRAB- 1 973-29- 1 969Cadle and Schadt JACSAT- 1952-74-6002

CH3(CH2 )gCH2 • [or ^3(^2)50^ •)CH3, or CHgC CH2 )^CH( •)CH2CH3,or CH3<CH2)3CH< •|(CH2)2CH3] GH — products

Grelner, N. R. JCPSA6-1970-53-1 070

< CH3 )3CCH2CH< CH3 )CH2 • [or (CH3)3CCH2C( •)(CH3)2i or (CH3)3CCH< •)CH(CH3)2ior •CH2C( CB3 )2CH2CH( CH3 )2 ] €>H - products

Grelner. N. R. JCPSA6- 1 97 0-53- 1 070

( CH3 )3CC< CH3 )2CH2 • 6H - ( CH3 )3CC( CH3 )2CH20HGrelner, N. R. JCPSA6- 1970-53-1 070

CH3(CH2)gCH3 6 -• productsAvramenko. et al« BACCAT- 1967-247Herron and Huie JPCHAX- 1 969-73-3327Herron and Huie JPCRBU- 1973- 2-467 (review)Huie and Herron PRKNAZ- 1975- 8- 1 (review)

CH3( CH2 )3CB( CH3 )CH2CH3 6 -» productsFord and Endow JCPSA6- 1 957- 27- 1 277Herron and Huie JPCRBU- 1 973-2-467 (review)

( CH3 )3CCH2CH( CH3 )2 6 - productsHerron and Huie JPCHAX- 1 969-73-3327Herron and Huie JPCRBU- 1973-2-467 (review)Marsh and Heicklen JPCHAX- 1 96 7 -71 -2 50Mlchaud, et al, JPCHAX- 1974- 78- I 457

( CH3 )2CHCH(CH3 )CH( CH3 )2 6 - productsHerron and Huie JPCHAX- 1969- 73-3327Herron and Huie JPCRBU- 1 973- 2-467 (review)

( CH3 )3CC( CH3 )3 6 — productsHerron and Huie JPCHAX-1969-73-3327Herron and Huie JPCRBU- 1973-2-467 (review)

CH3(CH2)gCH3 * ^2 ~* Products (overall)Cullls and Hinshelwood DFSflAW- 1947- 2- 1 1

7

Kuchta and Martindill CBFMA6- 1 967- 1 1 -2 12Nettleton, M. A, FUELAC- 1 974-53-99Salooja. K, C. CBFMAd- I 96 8- 1 2-597

70

CH3(CH2)6CH3 63 - products (overall) (Cont'd)Shtern. V. Ya. Be0KA7-1964 (review)Yoshizawa and Kawada BJSEA8- 1 973- 1 6- 576

( CH3 )2CHCH2CH2CH( CH^ }^

Criegee and Ludwlgdhlmann, et al.

62 products (overall)EKEPAB-1962- 15-523ZPCLAH-1961-218-24

(CH3 )2CHCH(CH3 )CH( CH3 )2 * •* products (overall)Burt, et al. CBFMA0- 1 965- 9- 1 59

( CH3 )3CCHoCH( CH, )2v^"\ v^»»3 #2 * ^2 ~* productsBarnard and HarwoodBurt, et al.Nettleton. M. A.Ohlmann, G.Shlmann, et al

•

6rr, C. R.Polymeropoulos and PesklnSalooja, K. C.Shtern, V. Ya.Yantovskli, S. Ya.Yantovskii, S. A.

CBFMA0- 1973-21-345CBFMA0- 1965- 9- 1 59FUELAC- 1974-53-99WZLTA3-1970-12-195ZPCLAH- 1961-218-24SYMCAO- 1963-9-1034CBSTB9 - 1 972 -5-165CBFMA6-1 968-12-597B60KA7-1964KICAA8- 1966-7-16KICAA8-196 7-8-43 7

( review )

( review )

CH3(CH2)5CH3 6H — productsGreiner, N. R. JCPSA6- 1970-53-1070

(CH3 )3CCH2CH( CH3 )2 6H - productsGrelner. N. R. JCPSA6-1970-53-1 070

( CH3 )3CC< CH3 )3 6H - productsGreiner, N. R.Greiner, N, R,

JCPSA6- 1970-53- 1070JCPSA6- 1970-53-1 285

( CH3 )3CCH2C( CH3 )200H -» productsGray, et al. PRKNAZ- 1967-4-63

(CH, ),C60C(CH, ), - (CH, ),C(a)* (CH3)3C(0)*3 '3''""^^^"3 '3 ^''"3'3Allara, et al.Benson and 6'NealGray, et al.Raley, et al.Sokolova, et al.

IJCKB6- 1972-4-345NSRDAP-1970-21-4 30PRKNAZ- 1967-4-63JACSAT- 1948-70-88KICAA8- 1973- 14-977

( calculation

)

( review )

( review )

( CH3 )3C66C(CH3 )3 * €»2 P**o<t«c*s

Blake and Kutschke CJCHAG- 196 1-39-278

71

Cq Compounds

CHjt CHg )5CH"CH2 62 -» produc-ts (overall)Chemyak and Babii DBGGAM- 1973-35-750

CHgCCHgl^CHg * ^2 "* P^'oducts (overall)BSrlng. et al, JPCEAd- 1967-35-236Pospelov and Saraeva NEFTAH- 1968- 8- 543Saraeva. et al. NEFTAH- 1967-7-596

( CHg )2CH( CHg )5CH3 * ^2 " Pro«*"*=*s (overall)DSring. et al. JPCEAG- 1967-35-236

CH2CH2CH( CH^ )CH2( CHg )2CH2 * ^2 "* P**o<*^*=*s (overall)DSring, et al, JPCEAe-1967-35-236

CHgCCHg )2CH( CHg )CH2( CH2 )2CH2 * ^2 ~* products (overall)Dorlne. et al. JPCEA6- 1967-35-236

( CH3 )3CCH2CH2CH( CHg )2 * ^2 " P»"oct«»cts (overall)Cullls and Foster CBFMA6- 1974-23-347

( CH3CH2 )2CH( CHg )3CH3 * ^2 "* P*'<»<***<5*s (overall)Dflrlne. et al. JPCEAfl- 1 967-35-236

( CH3CH2CH2 )2CHCH2CH3 * ^2 "* P''o<***«=*s (overall)DSring, et al. JPCEAe-1967-35-236

72

Compounds

CHjC CHg )7CH"CH2 * ^2 "* Prodiucts (overall)Chernyak, et al. KICAA8- 1 973- 1 4-685

CHgC CHg )-7CH-CH2 6^ productsCadle and Schadt JACSAT- 1952-74-6002

62 products (overall)CH3(CH2)qCH3Cullls and Fosteip

.

Cullis and FosterCullls and HlnshelwoodGol'dberg and 6bukhovaMalzus, et al.Makarov, et al^Syroezhko and PotekhinSyroezhko, et al.Syroezhko, et al.Syroezhko, et al.Syroezhko, et al.Vartanyan, et al.Vartanyan, et al.

CBFMA6-SYMCAO-DFS6AW"NEFTAH-KICAA8-RJPCAR-JAPUAW-JAPUAW-JAPUAW-JAPUAW"JAPUAW-ZFKHA9-ZFKHA9-

1974-1973-1947-1963-1961 -

1970-1973-1970-1970-1971-1973-1956-1955-

23-34714-4232- 1173- 2232-48844-143146-140343-180343- 231544- 208246-40230-85629-862

( CH3 )2CH( CHg )^CH(CH3 )^

Vasll'' ev, et al.

products (overall)BACCAT-1961-198

CH3< CH2 )466( CHg )4CH3 - CH3(CH2)^6- CH3( CH2 )ê

Gray, et al. PRKNAZ- 1967-4-63 ( review

)

( CH3 )2C(CH2CH3 )ei6( CH3CH2 )C( CH3 )2 - productsSaley, et al. JACSAT- 1948-70-88

73

REVIEWS

Altshuller anct BulaliniAvramenko anct KoleanlkovaBalctwin and WalkerBaldwin and WalkerBenson and 6'NealCvetanovl6, R. J.Cvetanovi£, R. J.Demerjian, et al.Drysdale and LloydEnglefflan, V. S.Fish, A.Fish, A.Pish, A.Gray, et al*Hampson and GarvinHecht and SienfeldHeicklen, J.Herron, J. T*Herron and HuieHuie and HerronKnox, J. H.Knox, J. H*Knox, J. H*Lewis and Von ElbeLloyd. A. C.McMillan and CalvertMinkoff and TipperMinkof< and TipperMinkof< and TipperNalbandyan, A. B.Niki, et al.Norrish, R. G. W.Bhlmann and LeibnitzPitts and FinlaysonSchofield, K.Semenoff, N.Semenov, M. N.Semenov, N. N*Shtern, V. Ya.Steacie, E. W. R.Steacie, E. W. R,Walker, R. W.Williams and SmithWilson, Wm. E., Jr.

ESTHAG-1 971-5-39ADPCA2-1 964-2-25CBFMA6-1 973-21 -55SYMCAQ-1 973-14-241NSRDAP-1 970CJCHAG- 1 950- 38- 1 678ADPCA2- 1963- 1-115AESTC9-1974- 4-1exCRA4- 1970- 4- 1 57EPTSBT- 1 976- 600/2 : 76 : 00 3- 5/10UREA7-1 964-18-243ADCSAJ- 1 968- 76- 69ANCEAD- I 968- 80- 53PRKNAZ- 1 967- 4- 63NBTNAE- 1975- 866ESTHAG-1972- 6-47ADCSAJ- 1968- 76- 23IJCKB9-1969- 1-527JPCRBU- 197 3- 2- 467PRKNAZ-1975-8-

1

ARPCAW- 1 962- 59- 1

8

B60KA7- 1967- 250ADCSAJ- 1 968- 76- 1

B60KA7-1961-9OIJCKB9-1 974-6-1 696XCRA4- 1 965- 1 - 83B96KA7- 1962Ba0KA7-1962- I 51Be0KA7-l962-13628KMA4- 1972- 140ADCSAJ- 1972- 113-16RIFPA9-1949-4-2 88ZPCLAH-1961 -21 7-408XADRCH-AD 763755PLSSAE- 1967- 1 5- 643B09KA7- 1935B06KA7-19 59- 2-217B06KA7- 1967- 229B0eKA7-1964ACM0AG-1 954-125-1ACM6AG- 1 9 54- 1 2 5 -

2

REKIDM-1975-1-161CHREAY-19 70-70-267JPCRBU-1 972-1 -535

74

Generalized Reaction Mechanism and Kinetics

Allara and EdelsonAntonik and LucquinAtherton, et at.Avramenko and KolesnikovaAvramenko and KolesnikovaBaldwin and WalkerBar at, et al .

Barat, et al

.

Bateman, et al*Bellj et al,Benson, S. W.Benson, S. W.Burgess and RobbBurt, et al,Crlegee and LudwlgCullis, et al,Cullis, et al.D^chaux and LucquinEnikolopyan, et al.Euker, C. A., Jr.Euker and LeinrothFish, A.Fish, A.Hecht, et al.Heicklen, J.Heicklen and JohnstonHerman t, et al

.

Hinshelwood, C. N.Knox, J, H,Knox, J, H,Knox, J. H.Knox, J. H.Knox, J. H.Lischke, et al,Mantashyan and NalbandyanMinkoff and TipperMulcahy, M. F, R,Mulcahy, M. F. R.Norrish, R. G. W.Norrish, R. G. W.Noyes, W. A,, Jr.Shlmann and LeibnitzPoroikova, et al.Ridge, M, J,Sato and Cvetanovl^Schroder, et al,Seakins and HinshelwoodSemenov, N, N.Semenov, N. N,Shtern, V. Ya,Subbaratnam, N, R.Vartanyan, et al,Vasil'ev, et al.Von Elbe and LewisWalker, R. W,

RCTEA4- 1972- 45- 437BSCFAS- 1971- 3139SYMCAQ-1973- 14-513DANKAS- 1 953-92- 349BACCAT- 195 5- 34 5CBFMA0-197 3- 21-55PRLAAZ-1 971 -32 5-469SYMCAQ- 1971-13-179DFS0AW-1951- 10-250DFS0AW- 19 51- 10-2 42JACSAT- 1 96 5- 87- 972ADCSAJ-1 968- 76-143TFS6A4- 1958- 54- 1015CBFMA0- 1 965- 9- 1 59EKEPAB-1962- 15-523PRLAAZ-1969-31 1-253SYMCAQ- 1971- 13- 195SYMCAQ- 19 71-1 3- 205ZFKHA9- 1958- 32- 2224DABBBA- 1970- 30-41 1

5

CBFMA0- 1970- 1 5- 275ADCSAJ- 1968- 76- 69ANCEAD- 1 968- 80- 53ESTHAG- 1 974- 8- 327ADCSAJ- 1 968- 76- 23JACSAT-1 962-84-4394BSCFAS-1 970-473DFS0AW-1 951 -1 0-266SYMCAQ- 1959-7-1 22ADCSAJ-1 968-76-1CC0MA8- 1965- 108CBFMA6-1 965-9-297B00KA7-1 967-250ZPCLAH-1 96 5-23 0-73RJPCAR-1 972-46-1731B06KA7-1 962- 1 00TFS0A4-1 949-45-575DFS0AW-1 951 - 1 0-259RIFPA9- 1949- 4- 2 88DFS0AW-1951 -1 0-2 69B00KA7- 1957- 64ZPCLAH-1 961 -21 7-408KICAA8-1 967-8-988RPCAAW-1 956-6CJCHAG-1 959-37-953ZPCLAH- 1964- 225- 175PRLAAZ-1 96 3 -27 6- 324Be6KA7-l 959-2B60KA7-1 967-229B00KA7- 1964ZPCFAX-1 965-44-35ZFKHA9-1956- 30- 862BACCAT- 1 961 -1 98JACSAT-1 937- 59-9 76REKIDM-1 975-1-161

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ature on various subjects related to the Bureau's scien-

tific and technical activities.

Handbooks—Recommended codes of engineering andindustrial practice (including safety codes) developedin cooperation with interested industries, professional

organizations, and regulatory bodies.

Special Publications—Include proceedings of conferences

sponsored by NBS, NBS annual reports, and other

special publications appropriate to this grouping suchas wall charts, pocket cards, and bibliographies.

Applied Mathematics Series—Mathematical tables, man-uals, and studies of special interest to physicists, engi-

neers, chemists, biologists, mathematicians, com-puter programmers, and others engaged in scientific

and technical work.

National Standard Reference Data Series—Providesquantitative data on the physical and chemical proper-ties of materials, compiled from the world's literature

and critically evaluated. Developed under a world-wideprogram coordinated by NBS. Program under au^fiority

of National Standard Data Act (Public Law 90-396).

NOTE: At present the principal publication outlet for

these data is the Journal of Physical and ChemicalReference Data (JPCRD) published quarterly for NBSby the American Chemical Society (ACS) and the Amer-ican Institute of Physics (AIP). Subscriptions, reprints,

and supplements available from ACS, 1155 Sixteenth

St. N.W., Wash. D. C. 20056.

Building Science Series—Disseminates technical infor-

mation developed at the Bureau on building materials,

components, systems, and whole structures. The series

presents research results, test methods, and perform-ance criteria related to the structural and environmentalfunctions and the durability and safety characteristics

of building elements and systems.

Technical Notes—Studies or reports which are completein themselves but restrictive in their treatment of asubject. Analogous to monographs but not so compre-hensive in scope or definitive in treatment of the sub-

ject area. Often serve as a vehicle for final reports of

work performed at NBS under the sponsorship of othergovernment agencies.

Voluntary Product Standards—Developed under proce-dures published by the Department of Commerce in Part10, Title 15, of the Code of Federal Regulations. Thepurpose of the standards is to establish nationally rec-

ognized requirements for products, and to provide all

concerned interests with a basis for common under-standing of the characteristics of the products. NBSadministers this program as a supplement to the activi-

ties of the private sector standardizing organizations.

Consumer Information Series—Practical information,based on NBS research and experience, covering areasof interest to the consumer. Easily understandable lang-

uage and illustrations provide useful background knowl-edge for shopping in today's technological marketplace.

Order above NBS publications from: Superintendentof Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington,D.C. 20U02.

Order following NBS publications—NBSIR's and FIPSfrom the National Technical Information Services,

Springfield, Va. 22161.

Federal Information Processing Standards Publications

(FIPS PUBS)—^Publications in this series collectively

constitute the Federal Information Processing Stand-ards Register. Register serves as the official source of

information in the Federal Government regarding stand-

ards issued by NBS pursuant to the Federal Propertyand Administrative Services Act of 1949 as amended,Public Law 89-306 (79 Stat. 1127), and as implementedby Executive Order 11717 (38 FR 12315, dated May 11,

1973) and Part 6 of Title 15 CFR (Code of FederalRegulations).

NBS Interagency Reports (NBSIR)—A special series of

interim or final reports on work performed by NBS for

outside sponsors (both government and non-govern-ment). In general, initial distribution is handled by the

sponsor; public distribution is by the National Techni-cal Information Services (Springfield, Va. 22161) in

paper copy or microfiche form.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC SUBSCRIPTION SERVICESThe following current-awareness and literature-survey

bibliographies are issued periodically by the Bureau:Cryogenic Data Center Current Awareness Service. A

literature survey issued biweekly. Annual subscrip-tion: Domestic, $20.00; Foreign, $25.00.

ILiquified Natural Gas. A literature survey issued quar-

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terly. Annual subscription: $20.00.

Superconducting Devices and Materials. A literature

survey issued quarterly. Annual subscription: $20.00.

Send subscription orders and remittances for the pre-

ceding bibliographic services to National Bureau of

Standards, Cryogenic Data Center (275.02) Boulder,

Colorado 80302.

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