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Dynamics and Kinetics: Transition-State Theory Exercises

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This lecture covers exercises related to transition-state theory, including estimating rate constants, barrier heights, bond lengths, and vibrational wave numbers for various reactions. The exercises also involve calculating partition functions for translational, rotational, and vibrational motion, as well as pre-exponential factors for gas-phase reactions.

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