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1979 • 15,902 citations

Exchange Reactions with Activation Energy. I. Simple Barrier Potential for (H, H2)

1965 • 975 citations

Potential Energy Surface for H3

1964 • 665 citations

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1928 • 390 citations

Our Knowledge of the Fundamental Constants of Physics and Chemistry in 1965

1965 • 383 citations

Improved Quantum Theory of Many-Electron Systems. II. The Basic Method

1967 • 265 citations

H3 Activated Complex and the Rate of Reaction of Hydrogen Atoms with Hydrogen Molecules

1959 • 117 citations

Isotope Exchange Rates. III. The Homogeneous Four-Center Reaction H2+D2

1966 • 88 citations

Experiments on heavy hydrogen - V—The elementary reactions of light and heavy hydrogen. The thermal conversion of ortho-deuterium and the interaction of hydrogen and deuterium

1935 • 85 citations

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1930 • 85 citations

Intermolecular Potentials and the Infrared Spectrum of the Molecular Complex (H2)2

1966 • 77 citations

THE ENERGY OF ACTIVATION FOR BIMOLECULAR REACTIONS INVOLVING HYDROGEN AND THE HALOGENS, ACCORDING TO THE QUANTUM MECHANICS

1931 • 66 citations

Further Studies on the Homogeneous Exchange Reaction H2 + D2

1967 • 49 citations

Quantum Mechanics of the H2–H2Interaction. II. A Full Valence‐Bond Calculation

1967 • 41 citations

Vibrational vs. translational activation in the H2,H2 and H2,D2 exchange reactions

1967 • 37 citations

Complete Molecular Orbital Treatment of the System H₄

1951 • 26 citations

Studies of the Interaction between Stable Molecules and Atoms. IV. The Energy of the Linear H4 Complex

1955 • 25 citations

Hydrogen Iodide Reaction. A Paradox for Chemical Kinetics

1968 • 22 citations

Studies of the Interaction between Stable Molecules and Atoms. III. A Molecular Orbital Treatment of the Quadratic Form of H4

1955 • 14 citations

Reactions of Diatomic Molecules. I. A Method for Predicting Mechanisms

1966 • 13 citations

Deleted Work

1955 • 0 citations