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Micelles are prevalent in naturally occurring and biological catalytic reactions. However, it is only in recent decades that scientists have developed kinetic models clarifying how micelle-mediated catalysis works at a molecular level. Written by a leading expert in the field, Micellar Catalysis is an in-depth examination of how micelles affect reaction mechanisms and reaction rates in organic and inorganic reactions.
The book first discusses the structural and chemical properties of micelles and the role of thermodynamics, concentration, and additives in forming micelles. Demonstrating how intermolecular forces influence the reaction mechanisms, the author presents kinetic models for reactions catalyzed by normal micelles, as well as mixed micelles and metallomicelles. The book also compares various types of catalytic reactions with and without micelles to quantify their effect on reaction rates and rate constants. Using this information, it illustrates how micelles can modify reaction rates and improve catalytic efficiency, particularly for industrial processes. The final chapter explains the principles of kinetics used for data analysis.
Focused on kinetic, chemical, and physical aspects of micelle-mediated reactions, this book offers clear insight into the complex mechanisms that occur in biological reactions. Micellar Catalysis is an essential source of reference for scientists involved in the research and development of micelles for industrial and biochemical applications.
List of contents
Micelles. Catalysis in Chemical Reactions: General Theory of Catalysis. General Mechanisms of Micellar Catalysis/ Kinetic Models for Micelle-catalyzed Reactions. Normal Micelle: Effects on Reaction Rates. Mixed Normal Micelles: Effects on Reaction Rates. Metallomicelles: Effects on Reaction Rates. Chemical Kinetics and Kinetic Parameters.
About the author
Mohammad Niyaz Khan
Summary
Focused on kinetic, chemical, and physical aspects of micelle-mediated reactions, Micellar Catalysis presents various topics related to the effects of normal micelle, mixed micelles, and metallomicelles on reaction rates. The book covers the role of physicochemical properties, micelle formation, intermolecular forces, and concentration. It provides
