—_— PHYSICAL CONSTANTS (SI UNITS*) Gas constant, R Planck's constant, & Boltzmann's constant, ky (=R/N) Faraday constant, F Avogadro's number, Speed of light, Charge on electron, RINK RTINh at T= 298.16 K 8mkp BrkpT at T= 298.16 K *1 joule (1) 8.3145 molt K+ 6.626 X 10°34 J-s 1.381 X 10-7 3K 91649 X 10* C mot 6.022 X 10* molecules mol”! 2.997 X 108 ms 1,602. 10-19 2.084 X 1010 K-t 6.212X 10"? s 3.470 X 10-72) Kt 1.035 X 10-19 5 ke m? 5-2, a unit of energy 1 newton (N)= 1 ke ms"? unit of force 1 pascal (Pa) bar = 0.987 at 10 Ps Nm? a unit of pressure 0.1 MPa = 100 kPaCHEMICAL KINETICS AND REACTION MECHANISMSMcGraw-Hill Series in Advanced Chemistry Balihausen: Inroduction to Ligand Feld Theory Benson: The Foundations of Chemical Kinerics Davidson: Statistical Mechanics Dean:.Flame Photometry Dewar: The Molecular Orbital Theory of Organic Chemistry Elie: Stereochemisiry of Carbon Compounds Espenson: Chemical Kinetics and Reaction Mechanisms Fitts: Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics Fit: Vector Analysis in Chemisiry Hammett: Physical Organic Chemistry Helfrich: fon Exchange Hine: Physical Organic Chemistry encks: Catalysis in Chemistry and Enzymology Kan: Organic Photochemistry Laldler: Theories of Chemical Reaction Rates Laitinen and Haris: Chemical Analysis MeDowell: Mass Spectrometry Mandelkern: Crystallization of Polymers March: Advanced Organic Chemisiy: Reactions, Mechanisms, and Structure Memory: Quantum Theory of Magnetic Resonance Parameters Piaer and Brewer: (Revision of Lewis and Randall) Thermodynamics Plowman: Enzyme Kinetics Pople and Beveridge: Approximate Molecular Orbital Theory Pople, Schneider, and Bernstein: High-Resolution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Pryor: Free Radicals Rasen, Ropp, and Rasen: Carbon 14 Shriver: The Manipulation of Air-Sensitive Compounds Siggia: Survey of Analyical Chemisiry Wertz and Bolton: Electron Spin Resonance: Elementary Theory and Practical Applications Wiberg: Laboratory Technique in Organie Chemistry