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Garrett, Bruce C; Dixon, David A; Camaioni, Donald M; Chipman, Daniel M; Johnson, Mark A; Jonah, Charles D; Kimmel, Gregory A; Miller, John H; Rescigno, Thomas N; Rossky, Peter J; Xantheas, Sotiris S; Colson, Steven D; Laufer, Allan H; Ray, Douglas; Barbara, Paul F; Bartels, David M; Becker, Kurt H; Bowen, Kit H; Bradforth, Stephen E; Carmichael, Ian; Coe, James V; Corrales, L. Rene; Cowin, James P; Dupuis, Michel; Eisenthal, Kenneth B; Franz, James A; Gutowski, Maciej S; Jordan, Kenneth D; Kay, Bruce D; LaVerne, Jay A; Lymar, Sergei V; Madey, Theodore E; McCurdy, C. William; Meisel, Dan; Mukamel, Shaul; Nilsson, Anders R; Orlando, Thomas M; Petrik, Nikolay G; Pimblott, Simon M; Rustad, James R; Schenter, Gregory K; Singer, Sherwin J; Tokmakoff, Andrei; Wang, Lai-Sheng; Zwier, Timothy S
Chemical reviews, 01/2005, Letnik: 105, Številka: 1Journal Article
Garrett et al review the state of the art in the physical chemistry and chemical physics of electron-initiated processes in aqueous systems and raise critical research issues and fundamental questions that remain unanswered. Because of the complexity inherent in treating electron-driven processes in water, important questions regarding the primary chemical events remain after decades of inquiry.
