Physical Chemistry meets Organic Chemistry: Special Issue on Physical Organic Chemistry in ChemPhysChem
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Professor François Terrier, Emeritus Professor of the University of Versailles Saint‐Quentin, Versailles, France, passed away in July 2024. He was a key figure in physical organic chemistry and a pioneer in this field in Europe. The breadth of Prof. Terrier's contribution to science was remarkable. His former collaborators and colleagues and researchers involved in the field of physical organic chemistry are gathering with ChemPhysChem to commemorate Prof. Terrier's contributions in the form of a special issue devoted to physical organic chemistry.
mechanisms, Physical chemistry, kinetics, [CHIM] Chemical Sciences, superelectrophiles, tribute to Prof. François Terrier, nucleophilicity, physical organic chemistry
mechanisms, Physical chemistry, kinetics, [CHIM] Chemical Sciences, superelectrophiles, tribute to Prof. François Terrier, nucleophilicity, physical organic chemistry
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