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Henry Eyring

Henry Eyring

· Assistant Professor

Duke University · Health Sector Management

Active 1927–2019

h-index80
Citations36.4k
Papers787
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Research topics

  • Chemistry
  • Materials science
  • Computer science
  • Thermodynamics
  • Physics

Selected publications

  • We Must Raise Our Sights

    ScholarsArchive (Brigham Young University) · 2001-01-01 · 6 citations

    articleOpen access1st authorCorresponding

    This address was delivered at the Annual Church Educational System.

    PublisherOA PDF

  • OXYGEN ADSORPTION ON NITROGEN CONTAINING CARBON SURFACES

    2002-01-01 · 3 citations

    articleSenior author

    Introduction The reaction of O2 with carbonaceous surfaces has been widely studied due to its important application in industry. In general, O2 is first chemisorbed on an electron-rich site of the carbon basal plane of graphite and then, it dissociates into oxygen atoms. Oxygen will diffuse on the surface until finds a structural defect to form covalent bonds. If temperature is appropriated, CO can be released to the gas phase. In char and open nanotubes structures, unsaturated carbon atoms at t…

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  • Science and Technology in America: An Assessment

    2017-05-11 · 2 citations

    book
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  • Reactions in condensed phases

    2012-12-02 · 2 citations

    book1st authorCorresponding
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  • CO2 ADSORPTION ON CARBONACEOUS SURFACES: A COMBINED MOLECULAR MODELING AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY

    2001-01-01 · 2 citations

    articleSenior author

    studies attempting to identify surface oxygen complexes due to its importance in deducing the mechanism of these reactions. 3-5 Surface oxygen complexes such as pyrone, semi-quinone, carbonyl, ether, lactone, and acid anhydride have been proposed so far. However, there has been no definitely conclusion regarding the relative significance of these oxygen complexes in the gasification reactions and the chemical transformations between them. In the present study, we have carried out a combined theo…

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  • Donald Stone

    Peking University

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  • H. Kerr Graham

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  • P Calvin

    Animal Welfare Institute

    484 shared

  • John C. Anderson

    University of California, Berkeley

    484 shared

  • Taikyue Ree

    Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

    76 shared

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