Critical evaluation of stability constants for alpha-hydroxycarboxylic acid complexes with protons and metal ions and the accompanying enthalpy changesPart I: Aromatic ortho-hydroxycarboxylic acids (Technical Report)

Articles in the same Issue

1. The first century of physical organic chemistry: A prologue
2. Summary
3. Physical organic chemistry in the 21st century: Will it be recognizable?
4. What will physical organic chemistry achieve in the 21st century?
5. Gas-phase ion chemistry in the 21st century
6. Physical organic chemistry in the making
7. Beyond the traditional confines: Physical organic chemistry in the 21st century
8. Physical organic chemistry in the twenty-first century: Evanescent or transcendent?
9. Kinetic and mechanistic studies of free radical reactions in the 21st century
10. QSPR as a means of predicting and understanding chemical and physical properties in terms of structure
11. Rethinking physical organic chemistry
12. The physical organic chemist as a materials scientist in the 21st century
13. From a synthetic organic chemist
14. Modern trends in physical organic chemistry
15. Whither physical organic chemistry or to what degree does it really exist? A personal view
16. Where is physical organic chemistry going?
17. Physical organic chemistry. Electron transier chemistry. Molecular electrochemistry
18. Perspectives and challenges of physical organic chemistry
19. Some personal views on the past and future of physical organic chemistry
20. Physical organic chemistry: Quo Vadis?
21. Physical organic chemistry
22. The influence of physical organic chemistry on studies of organometallic complexes
23. Reporting of relative sulfur isotope-ratio data (Technical Report)
24. A statistical overview of standard (IUPAC and ACS) and new procedures for determining the limits of detection and quantification: Application to voltammetric and stripping techniques (Technical Report)
25. Critical evaluation of stability constants for alpha-hydroxycarboxylic acid complexes with protons and metal ions and the accompanying enthalpy changesPart I: Aromatic ortho-hydroxycarboxylic acids (Technical Report)