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June 27, 2002 084123762X 978-0841237629
The dynamics of liquids play a major role in many chemical, physical, and biological processes. However, the strong intermolecular interactions and high degree of disorder that characterize liquids pose a significant challenge to developing a detailed understanding of this state of matter. The chapters of this book describe current research using state-of-the-art techniques in experiment, simulation, and theory to unravel the mysteries of liquid behavior. Sections of the book are devoted to microscopic dynamics, photochemistry, vibrational dynamics, water, metastable liquids, and confined liquids. The introduction includes a detailed background discussion of terminology, major problems, and leading approaches in the context of these different topic areas.

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John T. Fourkas is at Boston College.

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American Chemical Society, New York, Department of Chemistry, Physical Review, Oxford University Press, National Science Foundation, Comprehensive Treatise, Faraday Trans, Materials Research Society, Plenum Press, Academic Press, Ann Arbor, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Commonwealth Avenue, Merkert Chemistry Center, Principles of Nonlinear Optical Spectroscopy, Raman Stokes, University of Michigan, University of Oregon
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